The world's largest website hosting provider and one of the largest domain name sellers.
Packages for small personal web sites through to major business sites. 
Up to 24Meg broadband and several packages with unlimited downloads, starting at £14 per month.
Low cost web site hosting from 90p per month for up to 1000MB web space and unlimited transfers and email accounts. Free email support.
Part of BT. A range of packages with varying usage allowances to suit different use patterns. High user satisfaction ratings.
Sky TV, phone and broadband from £16 for all three. You can choose to add Sky Plus, more TV channels and HD. (Line rental payable to BT).
Fast free broadband available in most of the UK. Often recommended as the best value internet and phone package but there are connection fees and download limits.
Broadband
The Post office offers two ways to get broadband. One is to go for broadband on its own. There are two packages from £15.95 (with limited monthly downloads and modem) to £20.95 (with unlimited downloads and wireless router), both with free setup and connection. The alternative is to buy a phone and broadband package, which bundles free evening and weekend calls, free set-up, free connection and wireless router with home phone for £25.95 per month, including monthly line rental.
PlusNet offer options with monthly usage allowances from 1GB to 30Gb, starting at £9.99. There are also options that include free broadband phone calls. The contract period is only 1 month, but if you stay for 12 months you get a free router, which is wireless for all but the cheapest package. Their basic package, called Option 1 is the one that costs £9.99. It gives you 1GB usage per month and a wired modem. Option 2 increases the usage to 15GB and the cost to £14.99. Option 3 gives you 30Gb for £19.99. For £19.99 per month you can also choose a Pro package, which gives you priority at times of internet congestion with a 15Gb monthly allowance. All packages come with 24 hour UK based support, download speeds up to 8Meg and free use between midnight and 8am. You can add home phone with free weekend and evening calls from £9.99 per month or the anytime package gives free UK landline calls is £15 per month. Both phone packages include line rental.
BeBroadband have a range of options from £14 per month. They offer unlimited downloads and have speeds up to 24Meg and free wireless modem with some packages.
For £14 per month, BeValue has download speeds up to 8 meg, upload speeds up to 1.3 meg, free wireless modem, unlimited usage and freephone (from a BT landline) support hotlines. For an extra £10 per month (total £24) BeUnlimited increases the maximum download speed to 24 meg and offers a free wireless modem. The top package is BePro Unlimited, which, for £40 per month, builds on BeUnlimited with up to 2.5 meg upload speed and a high specification Be Box modem.
BT Total Broadband offers three BT Broadband Options costing between £15.99 and £24.99 per month for 12 month contracts, with a discount for the first three months if you commit to an 18 month contract. All options include free connection, download speeds of up to 8Mb and free evening & weekend UK voice calls with BT’s Broadband Talk service (Voip).
The top package, BT Total Broadband Option 3, at £24.99 per month, comes with unlimited usage, a wireless Home Hub, a Home Hub phone, inclusive evening and weekend calls over the internet, 250 BT Openzone minutes a month and built-in enhanced Norton security.
The 'future-proofed' BT Home Hub supports BT’s full range of services and connects wirelessly to PCs and other broadband devices.
TalkTalk have a number of packages that usually work out quite a bit cheaper. However, they all have a £29.99 connection fee, an 18 month minimum contract term and payment must be by direct debit. All the packages have a 40Gb monthly use allowance and all include a wired modem (extra £30 for wireless). Adding to the value their packages include free calls to other TalkTalk subscribers, free evening and weekend calls to all UK landlines and free international calls to certain countries: the details vary depending on the package.
The basic TalkTalk package costs a total of £16.39 including line rental of £10.50 and service fee of £5.89, with weekday calls at 3p and mobile calls at 12p. For an extra £3.60 (total £19.99) you can also get 100 free minutes to UK mobiles. There are also two packages that include daytime landline calls at £20.49, with calls to mobiles at 12p, and £24.99 with 100 free minutes to UK mobiles.
Remember, these four packages from Talk Talk all include broadband and line rental - so there is nothing extra to pay to BT. If you place an order before 30th June, the service fees are half-price for 3 months, so the basic package will cost £2.95 (instead of £5.89) plus £10.50 line rental - a total of £13.45 for the first three months.
Internet phones
If you just want to use the internet to make cheap phone calls, then Skype is one of your options. Skype is a small piece of software that you download. It allows you to make calls over the internet for free to other people who have Skype, or at cheap prices to landlines and mobiles worldwide even if the person you are calling does not have Skype. You can also buy Skype phones and other equipment to make cheap calls, using the internet, without the need to link to a computer.
Internet hosting
1and1 are the worlds biggest provider of internet hosting. They can do everything from checking whether the domain name you want is available, to registering the name and providing the hosting and email services on Microsoft or Linux servers. They have hosting packages from £4.99 per month and name registrations from under £3 a year.
One.com are younger and smaller but are growing fast and promise reliable, low cost hosting. They have three hosting packages starting at just 90p per month for up to 1000MB web space, £1.90 for up to 2000MB and £3.60 for up to 4000MB. All packages offer unlimited transfers and unlimited email accounts. One.com are currently offering 12 month's free hosting and a free domain name to customers in the UK.