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Compare Cable Packages in Northamptonshire

Comparing cable packages and deals couldn't be easier. By using our comparison tables you could save money and time. Virgin Media is the only cable provider to offer cable services across the UK. Virgin have a wide range of cable bundles and service to suit your budget and requirements. To check cable availability in your area, simply enter your postcode or telephone number in the boxes provided below. If you can receive cable, we will compare the best cable deals for you.
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Virgin Media
Up to 10Mb Unlimited Broadband
Unlimited Weekend Calls
Free Wireless Router
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
£5.00
for 3 months
then £12.50
Virgin Media
Up to 20Mb Fibre Optic Broadband
Unlimited Weekend Calls
Free Wireless Router
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
£10.00
for 3 months
then £20.00
Virgin Media
Up to 50Mb Fibre Optic Broadband
Unlimited Weekend Calls
Free Wireless Router
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
£15.00
for 3 months
then £28.00
Virgin Media
Up to 10Mb Unlimited Broadband
65 Digital TV Channels
Unlimited Weekend Calls
12
months
FREE
no fee
FREE
for 2 months
then £18.00
Virgin Media
Up to 10Mb Unlimited Broadband
100 Digital TV Channels
Unlimited Weekend Calls
12
months
FREE
no fee
£5.00
for 2 months
then £23.50
Virgin Media
Free Virgin TV Size M
Unlimited Weekend Calls
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
FREE
per month
Virgin Media
45 Digital TV Channels
Unlimited Weekend Calls
Free Virgin V-Box
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
FREE
per month
Virgin Media
Unlimited Eve/Weekend Calls
Free Virgin TV Size M
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
£3.45
per month
Virgin Media
Up to 10Mb Unlimited Broadband
100 Digital TV Channels + HD
Unlimited Weekend Calls
12
months
£49.00
one-off fee
£5.00
for 2 months
then £28.50
Virgin Media
65 Digital TV Channels
Sky 1, Discovery, Living & More
Free Set Top V-Box
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
FREE
for 2 months
then £5.50
Virgin Media
Free Virgin TV Size M
Unlimited Anytime Calls
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
£7.95
per month
Virgin Media
Up to 20Mb Unlimited Broadband
160 Digital TV Channels
Unlimited Anytime UK Calls
12
months
FREE
no fee
£7.95
for 2 months
then £46.01
Virgin Media
200 Talk Minutes
Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere
Includes Mobiles
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
£9.00
per month
Virgin Media
100 Digital TV Channels
Unlimited Weekend Calls
Free Virgin V-Box
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
FREE
for 2 months
then £11.00
Virgin Media
65 Digital TV Channels
Free Set Top V-Box
On-Demand TV, Music & Movies
12
months
£35.00
one-off fee
£11.50
per month
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Cable Explained

When many people think of cable, they will still often think immediately of television. Whilst it is true that one of cable's most popular uses is to provide premium TV packages, its best use is now for providing a value for money combination of television, phone and high speed internet Cable has increased in popularity in recent years due to the digital switch over, which is when the older analogue TV transmitters in the UK will be turned off, and digital equipment will be required to allow you to continue to receive TV.

Cable TV offers such a digital option, meaning a high quality digital service, even before the switch over. As well as that, cable digital TV offers new services such as TV on demand, which allows you to catch up with programmes you've missed, or pay per view movies and sports events, which are accessed simply via your remote control.

There are also services available such as TV email, digital radio via TV, digital text, programmable TV guides and interactive TV services and games. Cable TV also allows you to watch premium TV channels, such as sports channels offering the English Premier League, without needing to get satellite TV.

At the same time as switching TV, many people are using the opportunity to see whether they can get a better deal on their phone and internet packages. Not only can cable offer better telephone service costs, such as free calls to other cable customers, but there is usually a discount for taking the service along with TV or internet.

Similarly, internet packages can work out to be very cheap when taken with another service from the same provider, although cable broadband is very competitive on its own.

Cable broadband uses fibre optic cables which currently offer some of the highest broadband internet speeds ever available in the UK. Following the merger of Telewest and NTL, broadband services on the mainland UK are available via Virgin Media, who also offer mobile phone services, and who offer 'quad play' packages which offer an overall discount for taking out TV, internet, telephone and a mobile phone offer. On the Isle of Wight, cable services are provided by Wight Cable, who also offer mixed TV, telephone and internet packages.

As broadband is delivered via physical cables under the ground, rather than radio frequency signals (i.e. terrestrial TV) or satellite signals (e.g. Sky) the service is therefore restricted to those places where cables have been laid.

However, what this does mean is that you are likely to have a reliable service if there are cables in your area, as cable is less affected by weather and physical obstructions than other services can be.

Also, if there are any issues affecting your area, you only have to deal with one company, rather than - for example - needing to contact your telephone provider as well as your internet service provider.

Cable is also one of the ways you can enjoy high definition TV, and take advantage of TV hard disc recording. Hard disk recording allows you to watch one station whilst recording another (or even recording two) making it an excellent method of experiencing the latest technology in home entertainment.

Cable News

29th July 2010
A total of 1.5 million premises are now able to access fibre optic broadband services from BT.
29th July 2010
The beta version of the Virgin Media Player has been released.
28th July 2010
The number of people signed up to 50Mb broadband with Virgin Media rose by 28 per cent in the second quarter.
28th July 2010
Ofcom has revealed that the average speed of home broadband has increased.
28th July 2010
Ofcom's report into broadband speeds in the UK has been warmly received by Virgin Media.
28th July 2010
Charles Dunstone, TalkTalk's chief executive, has said the service provider plans to spend more on fibre optic broadband this year.
27th July 2010
Residents of Dundee are in line to benefit from the roll-out of a new superfast broadband network.

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28th July 2010
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23rd July 2010
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21st July 2010
Will Virgin Media's new pricing structure for Sky Sports HD1 and HD2 prove popular with its digital TV subscribers?
14th July 2010
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12th July 2010
Can Martha Lane Fox and the government succeed in getting everyone in the UK online by the London Olympics in 2012?
09th July 2010
Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt reckons the UK could have Europe's fastest broadband in a few years' time. Is he right?
28th June 2010
Could Katie Price's decision to move from ITV to Virgin Media encourage more people to take up digital TV packages?

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