Street Hubs
for the public

Bringing free digital connectivity to your streets.

Bringing free digital connectivity to your streets.

WiFi and other features

With speeds of up to one gigabit, Street Hub wi-fi is most likely the fastest you’ve ever experienced, with no data caps or annoying ads.

Not always. Many factors can affect the real bandwidth available to a connected device. Among these are the number of devices connected, individual device performance, radio interference in the environment from wireless or other electronic devices, and the speed of the services being accessed. It’s rare to get the full gigabit, but by providing a gigabit network we’re ensuring the best possible performance for all.

A Street Hub can support hundreds of users simultaneously up to 100 or 150 metres from each unit. Performance depends on the activity, and the network is always shared equally with all connected users.

Street Hub safety

Any personal information that we store about users is encrypted – your email address cannot be read without a special key. This is the most effective way to secure data. As with any public wi-fi network, we recommend that you always look for the secure lock symbol on your browser bar if you are transmitting any sensitive information.



As always, be vigilant while using personal devices on the street or using the free Street Hub tablet. Be mindful of your surroundings and use your device’s security features just in case your device happens to fall into the wrong hands.



Nothing. Street Hub tablet sessions automatically end after 30 or 45 seconds of inactivity, wiping all user sessions clean.



Street Hub is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy. We do not hold or share your data. Our Privacy Policy is available if you would like to know more.

Please email us at streethub@bt.com

Own a piece of British history

If you’d like to buy a classic red phone box for your business – or your garden – get in touch with our partners at X2Connect.

British red telephone booth near dry stone walls

Adopt a Kiosk

More than 5,000 communities have turned our iconic red phone boxes into something that brings more value and enjoyment to local people – from libraries, to food banks, to defibrillators.

More than 5,000 communities have turned our iconic red phone boxes into something that brings more value and enjoyment to local people – from libraries, to food banks, to defibrillators.