Clapham: Fibre Broadband outage continues

By Isabel Millett

27th Sep 2021 | Local News

The sky has a limit in Clapham today as broadband outages continue

Clapham is still stuck without Sky Fibre, Broadband and Talk services, several hours after planned maintenance was due to finish.

Sky informed customers in Clapham only yesterday, via Twitter, that essential "planned maintenance" would disrupt internet and phone services on 14 June from 00:00 to 06:00.

Customers in Clapham, Balham and Streatham remain affected, with many unable to get online or make/receive phone calls.

In a tweet around midday, Sky said: "We are still awaiting an update from our engineers.

"Once we have this, then we will let everyone know."

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