Super fast broadband, moving house

Not sure you'll get it up and running by Monday or Tuesday of next week though?

I mean, put your postcode into Uswitch.

To be honest you'd be able to get away with 50meg for all your needs if push comes to shove.
I'm with Virgin 276meg, really don't need that much but if I dropped to say 100meg the price would double
Low latency you only really need for online video gaming like say CoD, video calls will be fine.

I'm coming round for a cuppa

Don’t want to ask where you live but we’re in Lincolnshire and have lightspeed. 1000mb download for £29.98 24m contract.

I was in Cornwall working some days out of an Airbnb. The very best speed I could get using any out of WiFi, Vodaphone or Three hotspots was 1 Mbps.

Somehow I was still able to work, including use of the company VPN. Most work was web based apart from some minor down or uploading. Even Teams video worked in both directions. Plus it's possible to move files around Onedrive without actually down or uploading them. I set the WiFi connection to 'metered' so the laptop didn't attempt to do any Windows update.

I was rather impressed with what's possible on 1 Mbps. Goes without saying, don't try this if you're video editing or publishing to Github.

Must say though, that to expect 100 Mbps on day one in a new home is a tall ask. When millions of UK homes would love a reliable connection at a quarter of that speed. Day one internet of any kind outside of a mobile phone hotspot is in any case very exceptional. I sold a flat that had fibre to the corridor and when the last tenant left, the router stayed in place and there was a card from the fibre provider saying instant internet free for 3 months just turn it on. That's real, and how all of the UK should be.

Solution today:

as OP indicates good 3 signal at location, an immediate solution whilst arranging permanent arrangement would be:
• walk into a high street Superdrug and spend £20 on its unlimited data SIM
• shove Superdrug unlim SIM into handset
• activate hotspot on handset
Job done.

Optionally if using an Android handset:
walk into CEX and spend £8+ on an Asus x5x or above router having a USB port, then benefit from all standard router functionality such as
• deep penetration dual band wifi
• wired ethernet
• and even integral VPN client & torrent client options
via USB tethering the Android handset to the router whilst the router also charges/powers the handset.
Maybe £1 extra for a suitable standard USB cable if you don't have one kicking around.