01652 Area Code — Brigg, Broughton & Wrawby

01652 is the UK dialling code for Brigg in North Lincolnshire, also serving Broughton, Wrawby and Scawby, allocated by Ofcom under the National Telephone Numbering Plan. Our database has tracked 68 distinct 01652 numbers across 254 public lookups.

Quick facts

About the 01652 dialling code

01652 is the UK geographic dialling code for Brigg, allocated by Ofcom under the National Telephone Numbering Plan. It is used by landlines — and increasingly VoIP lines — registered to the Brigg area.

A full Brigg number is normally written as 01652 XXXXXX. You can dial the local part on its own from within the same area, or the full number from anywhere in the UK.

Because of UK number portability and internet calling, a 01652 number no longer guarantees the caller is physically in Brigg. Fraudsters also "spoof" local codes like 01652 so an unknown call looks like a nearby business or neighbour — so treat an unexpected call on what is actually said, not on the area code alone.

Map of the 01652 dialling area

The marker shows Brigg; the shaded circle is an approximate indication of the area the 01652 code serves — exact Ofcom charging-area boundaries are irregular and don't follow a neat radius.

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Areas typically served by 01652

Settlements in and around the Brigg dialling area that typically use 01652 numbers. Approximate — Ofcom charging-area boundaries don't follow town or county lines exactly, and properties near a boundary may take a neighbouring code.

Calling 01652 from abroad

From outside the UK, dial your international access prefix, then the UK country code 44, then 1652 (the area code without its leading zero) and the local number.

History of the 01652 code

The code was 0652 until PhONEday, 16 April 1995, when a "1" was inserted after the leading zero to create 01652.

Top searched 01652 numbers

These are the 01652 numbers most-looked-up by visitors to our number checker. Click any number to see its full lookup page with risk-level, range holder, and community reports.

Is a call from 01652 safe?

Most 01652 calls are ordinary local calls from Brigg homes and businesses. The main risk to be aware of is "neighbour spoofing", where a scammer fakes a local 01652 prefix so you are more likely to answer. Never share bank details, passwords or one-time security codes with an unexpected caller, even when the number looks local — hang up and call the organisation back on a number you have verified yourself.

To call a 01652 (Brigg) number from outside the UK, drop the leading zero and dial +44 1652 followed by the local number.

Operators serving Brigg

These UK communications providers have been allocated 01652 number blocks by Ofcom. The number of blocks per operator gives a rough sense of how widely each provider serves this area.

Ofcom number ranges on 01652

Ofcom's National Numbering Plan lists 406 number blocks under 01652, of which 124 are allocated to 91 communications providers. The first allocated blocks are shown below — look up any full number with the number checker to see its exact range holder.

Showing 12 of 124 allocated blocks. Source: Ofcom telephone numbering data, updated weekly.

How to block and report 01652 spam calls

Block or report 01652

• You can block 01652 directly from your recent-calls list on iPhone or Android, and forward scam texts free to 7726.
• Scam or fraud calls should be reported to Action Fraud (0300 123 2040) or Police Scotland (101); persistent marketing calls to the ICO / TPS.

Full step-by-step instructions for every phone, network-level blocking and all UK reporting routes are in our guide: How to block and report unwanted calls in the UK.

Frequently asked questions about the 01652 code

Neighbouring dialling codes

Codes covering areas around Brigg — useful when a caller is nearby but outside the 01652 boundary.

Living in or moving to Brigg?

Our free postcode reports cover house prices, crime, broadband and schools for the districts around Brigg.

Check another UK number

Have the full 10- or 11-digit number? The UK Phone Number Checker shows the Ofcom range holder, risk level, and any community reports for that specific number.