@stevet.uk until Openreach lay full fibre to your road Sky will be unable to offer faster speeds so switching to Virgin if you need better speeds make sense but dont fall for the hype that everyone needs 1+ Gigabit connections in practice unless you have more than 5 users you will only ever use a fraction of that bandwidth.
@pablitoaimar & @Mini+Mo you can see what services Openreach can supply to ISPs like Sky by entering your full address into this checker DSL Checker If you want help in interpreting the results post it in the forum but remove the reference to your address first. By definition that record cannot be "out of date" as if a product isn't listed say because fibre has been laid but not yet been commissioned you can't order the service. It can take anything from a month or more between the fibre being run to a road before the service goes on sale.
There is a particular issue with Sky who have sold Ultrafast 1 over both full fibre and copper (G.Fast) where a customer has the copper service there is no way for them to switch to upgrade to faster service when full fibre becomes available at their address. The only way is for the customer to leave Sky and order from a different ISP and if they do this while in the minimum contract they will have to pay cancellation charges. Customers on full fibre can upgrade at any time.
This restriction makes G.Fast a blind alley for many customers. Not many isps still sell G.Fast for example EE/BT stopped last year I personally expect Sky to drop it soon themselves.
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65inch Sky Glass, 3 Sky Streaming Pucks, Sky Ultrafast + and Sky SR213(white Wifi Max hub) main Wifi from 3 TP-Link Deco M4 units in access point mode
