On Thorpe Lane in Trimley St Martin, it takes more than 21 hours to download a two-hour film on Netflix.
Thorpe Lane, Trimley St Martin, has been named as the UK’s worst street for internet connectivity.
The street, in the county of Suffolk, England, has cripplingly slow speeds.
Comparison site uSwitch said it can take 21 hours to download a two-hour film.
Internet speeds in the UK still vary hugely, according to uSwitch’s data.
The street with the slowest internet connection in Britain has been named as Thorpe Lane, Trimley St Martin, Suffolk, where it takes more than 21 hours to watch a two-hour film on Netflix.
The rural street, which is 90 miles from central London, has an average internet speed of 0.68 megabits per second (Mbps) — 53 times slower than the UK’s average speed, according to price comparison service uSwitch.com.
Thorpe Lane’s internet speed is one 260th of that on Benford Avenue in Motherwell, southern Scotland — where it takes less than five minutes to download the same two-hour film.
Tech: This street has the worst internet connection in Britain
