Relish

UK Broadband Limited, operating under the brand "Relish," was a telecommunications company in the United Kingdom, offering wireless broadband services. Focused primarily on the London area, Relish aimed to provide an alternative to traditional wired broadband solutions, particularly in areas with limited infrastructure or high demand. The network operated using the Mobile Country Code (MCC) 235, identifying it as a UK-based mobile network, and the Mobile Network Code (MNC) 03. This unique combination played a crucial role in network identification and roaming agreements. Relish differentiated itself from established mobile network operators like Vodafone, EE, O2, and Three by offering fixed-wireless broadband. Unlike these operators, which focused on mobile voice and data services across the country, Relish concentrated on delivering home broadband using a 4G network. While not offering traditional mobile services, Relish effectively functioned as a mobile data provider within its coverage zone, filling a niche in the competitive UK broadband market. The company was eventually acquired, marking a significant shift in the landscape of UK's alternative broadband providers.