Frequencies

Information on International coordination and current memoranda of understanding relating to mobile and wireless broadband frequency bands.

In this document we set out our provisional view on the possible future use of the unpaired 2100 MHz spectrum.

More information about how radio spectrum is allocated in the UK, including links to important documents.

Ofcom has today provided updates on how it will make spectrum available in the 26 GHz and 40 GHz bands – known as millimetre wave (mmWave) spectrum.

Statement and consultation on improving spectrum access for satellite gateways and enabling other uses.

This spectrum information portal provides information on allocation, applications, licenced use (this view replaces the Wireless Telegraphy Act Register) and licence trades (this view replaces the TNR).

Mobile and wireless broadband licences for Guernsey, Jersey and Isle of Man.

A mobile phone (cellphone) is a wireless user station that connects to the public phone network by a radio link. Because of this flexibility, users of mobile phones can make or take calls almost anywhere within the UK and, through roaming, onto other networks abroad. The term public means that the network is accessible to all and not for the exclusive use a closed group of people. This section relates to UK Spectrum Access and Broadband Wireless Access Operators.

Wireless Telegraphy Act licence charges and other fees for mobile and wireless broadband operators.

This consultation sets out proposals for the evolution of Ofcom’s Shared Access framework, to secure continued access to this spectrum for a growing range of users, and to support innovation across the UK.