The 10 British towns which have the fastest and slowest broadband in the country
5. Springburn, Glasgow: This district in Glasgow has an average broadband speed of 60.27 Mbps.
4. Guisborough, Cleveland: Residents here enjoy an average broadband speed of 61.43 Mbps.
3. Llanwit Major, Glamorgan: This picturesque coastal town gets an average broadband speed of 66.27 Mbps.
2. Shepshed, Leicestershire: The average broadband speed in this town is 66.34 Mbps.
1. Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire: The lucky people of Rickmansworth get the quickest average broadband speed of 77.27 Mbps. One resident reported a record speed of 195 Mbps.
5. Brent Knoll, Somerset: Residents here can enjoy gorgeous countryside views – but they also get an average broadband speed of 1.99 Mbps.
4. Gilsland, Cumbria: The average broadband speed in this village in northern England is 1.85 Mbps.
3. Ulverston, Cumbria: The average broadband speed in the market town is a mere 1.45 Mbps.
2. Ashwell, Hertfordshire: Residents in Ashwell get the country's second slowest broadband speed with an average of just 1.39 Mbps.
1. Miserden, Gloucestershire: A quaint village near Stroud has the country's slowest broadband, with an average speed of 1.30 Mbps. The slowest speed reported there was a very sluggish 0.12 Mbps.
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