The Office of National Statistics (ONS) has released its latest quarterly UK Internet Connectivity report to the end of June 2007, with broadband now accounting for 86.1% of all connections, up from 83.6% in March 2007.

Overall Internet connections increased marginally by 1.3% over the same period, with dialup accounting for most of the broadband growth via migration, declining to 13.9% of all connections from 16.4% in March.

The report also keeps track of average "ADVERTISED" broadband speed, which doesn't reflect the actual performance received by customers:


Though largely unhelpful this does at least tell us that more and more people have been upgrading to services advertising faster speeds, which isn't surprising.