Fibre to the Cabinet, Fibre to the Premises & Fibre on Demand services are available to customers connected to the Fleet exchange. Most customers can now upgrade from ADSL to fibre internet. BT Broadband is supplied via the Openreach Network. BT Broadband
Local Authority = City of London Corporation
UK area dialling code (STD code) for the Fleet exchange is 020
International dialling code for the Fleet exchange is +44 20 or 0044 20
The Fleet exchange is in the London group of exchanges.
178 telephone exchanges form this regional grouping.
Openreach has collocated the Wood Street (CLWOO), Fleet Street (CLFLE) and Moorgate (CLMOO) telephone exchanges with the Faraday Telephone Exchange (CLFAR) at Baynard House, 135 Queen Victoria Street, London. EC4V 4AA.
Located at :-
British Telecom,
Baynard House,
135 Queen Victoria Street,
LONDON.
EC4V 4AA
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Fleet -> London -> London
See Location Map Below
Openreach and the wider UK telecoms industry are retiring the old Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and associated copper-based services as part of the move to an all-digital, internet-protocol (IP) based network.
The PSTN and associated wholesale copper services - including traditional analogue phone lines, ISDN2, ISDN30 and other legacy products - are being withdrawn.
These services historically relied on copper wiring connected from exchanges to premises. They will be replaced with digital alternatives such as Full Fibre (FTTP) and IP-based broadband services like SOGEA, SOGFAST and other All-IP products.
Originally planned for December 2025, the final withdrawal of the PSTN network has been rescheduled to 31 January 2027 to give more time for migration, particularly for vulnerable customers and specialist services. By this date, all legacy services that depend on the PSTN must be transitioned off the copper network.
Openreach have not identified the Fleet Exchange as a 'FTTP Priority Exchange' and the 'Stop Sell' date was September 2023.
Stop Sell is triggered when a majority (75%) of premises connected to a particular exchange can get ultrafast Full Fibre. Customers who then want to switch, upgrade or re-grade their broadband or phone service will have to take a new digital service over their new Full Fibre network.