Your BT Mobile is a separate contract, so you could not cancel the mobile if you are still in contract with your mobile, without incurring cancellation charges.
Your FTTP will still be a bt broadband contract just a new fixed term. It will not change your mobile contract which you need to honour
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Surely that is nothing to do with your FTTC or planned FTTP broadband connections? You are referring to your MOBILE SIGNAL strength and not your mobile phone's ability to connect to your wifi at home?
The latter should be fine but for a mobile signal it depends upon where the nearest mast is located and, to some extent, the actual mobile phone itself and whether set to 3g and 4g if available.
