Building the UK's best network
A new era of connectivity
We’re investing £11 billion in our mission to build the UK’s best network. This will help us transform connectivity for every home and business across the nation, powering the UK’s digital future by creating a platform for innovation and next-generation technology.
Connecting every community
Our investment will boost speeds for every customer as we bring 5G Standalone (5G SA) to every corner of the UK by 2034.
From busy city centres to remote rural towns, we're making sure every area has the access it needs, including the most vulnerable within society.
Tomorrow starts today
Better yet, customers don't have to wait to feel the benefits. Within just six months, around 27 million Vodafone and Three customers will automatically be using each other’s networks – connecting them to the best coverage available, at no extra cost.
Meanwhile, the UK's largest full-fibre footprint will be further supported by Fixed Wireless Access offers and site upgrades. All of which means a faster, more reliable service for every single customer, without having to lift a finger.
Our goals
“VodafoneThree is setting a new standard for connectivity in the UK. With a bold vision and record investment, we're building the fastest, smartest and most reliable network – one that will fuel businesses and keep communities connected like never before. The future starts here.”
Latest news
UK SMEs missing out on £8.6bn a year due to slow roll-out of 5G Standalone, new Vodafone report finds
While the UK is undoubtedly one of the best places to start a new business, it risks being outpaced by European rivals that are investing in reliable, superfast 5G connectivity at a faster rate.
Vodafone 4G takes off at London Stansted Airport
The drastically improved mobile signal at the airport, due to a dedicated in-building coverage system, is part of the company’s network improvement plan, both in the capital and across the country as a whole.
Vodafone, Qualcomm and Ericsson complete 5G mmWave trials in the UK
One of the trials achieved peak download speeds of 2.8Gbps at a London football ground with a capacity of 20,000.