Are you wondering why your broadband, mobile and phone bills keep going up every year?

In this video I explain what’s really happening inside the UK telecoms market and why so many telecom providers are increasing prices in 2026.

Many customers assume telecom companies are simply increasing prices to make more profit. The reality is far more complex.

Wholesale telecom networks across the UK are increasing prices dramatically as the industry prepares for the PSTN switch-off in 2027, forcing businesses and consumers to migrate away from copper services and onto fibre networks.

In this video I break down:

• Why UK broadband prices are rising

• The impact of the PSTN copper network shutdown

• Major Openreach wholesale price increases

• Why some telecom suppliers are doubling legacy service costs

• How Ofcom regulation has changed price rise structures

• Why smaller telecom providers often don’t profit from these increases

• How businesses can reduce telecom costs by switching services

We also look at real examples of price rises from major UK telecom suppliers including Openreach, Gamma, Vodafone, CityFibre and mobile networks like EE, O2 and Three. If you run a UK business and want to understand telecom price rises, broadband costs and mobile contract increases, this video explains what’s happening behind the scenes. And if you want help reviewing your telecom bill, I’m offering a £100 challenge — if we can’t save you money, I’ll send you £100 personally. Check us out http://www.northerntelecom.co.uk #Telecoms #Broadband #UKBusiness #TelecomPriceRise #Connectivity #BusinessBroadband #MobileNetworks #PSTNSwitchoff #Ofcom #TelecomIndustry