Sky launches half price broadband deal - but customers must act fast

Sky have slashed the price of two popular broadband packages

With the price of just about everything continuing to rise, there may be a chance for you to save some cash on your broadband.

The impressive offer providers potential customers with a couple of options to choose from - including standard downloads and speedier full-fibre speeds. For those looking for the basic package, Sky is offering their Superfast service, offering up to 61Mbps - for just £17 each month for the next six months.

The faster option of full-fibre can also be used if the service is available in your area, with the Sky Ultrafast Plus option also available for half price - for £24 a month.

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