Swindon is the latest town to become a Grain Broadband location.
The organisation has begun the first phase of its Full Fibre network rollout, bringing what it promises is next-generation connectivity straight to the doorsteps of local residents and businesses.
Grain says its independent Full Fibre network will provide thousands of homes across Swindon with a dedicated fibre connection, offering symmetrical internet speeds of up to 2Gbps.
The firm says that will mean lightning-fast downloads, crystal-clear video calls, and reliable connections that don’t slow down at peak times.
"We're excited to offer Swindon residents an internet service that can keep up with their digital lives," said Richard Cameron, CEO of Grain broadband.
"We're not just delivering faster internet; we are also saving customers a significant amount on their monthly broadband bill.
“Whether you're streaming your favourite shows, working from home or gaming, we're helping to build a more connected Swindon."
The rollout began late spring, with the first customers set to be connected this winter. Swindon joins a growing list of southern towns and cities enjoying Grain’s Full Fibre revolution, with areas of Brighton, Bristol, Gillingham and Reading already reaping the benefits.
Residents and businesses can check availability and sign up at grainconnect.com/check/
Throughout July, Grain is offering a special broadband deal for early sign-ups, with prices from £19.99/month for 250Mbps upload and download speeds, or up to four months free for faster speed packages.
With no in-contract price rises, no installation fees, and a Price Match Guarantee, Grain says customers can sign up with confidence knowing they’re getting the best broadband deal on their street.
Residents who sign up now will have this deal held until work is complete on their street, and their home is ready to install.
Interested residents can learn more and sign up now at grainconnect.com or by calling 0330 223 2266.








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