Digital Hubs

What to expect

Digital Hubs are welcoming community spaces where you can get practical help with anything digital, whether that’s learning how to use a device, accessing the internet, using online services, or building confidence with everyday digital tasks.

Each Hub offers:

• Free Wi‑Fi
• Access to laptops, tablets or personal computers (PCs)
• Support from friendly staff or volunteers
• Guidance on using online services such as healthcare, housing, benefits, job applications and more
• A relaxed, local space where you can learn at your own pace

Hubs are run by a variety of trusted community organisations across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. They’re designed to help people stay connected, save money, access opportunities and feel more confident online.

The Digital Hub programme is part of Connecting Cambridgeshire’s work to tackle digital exclusion.

Below is a list of the hubs. Please contact the hub you are interested in attending directly for more information.

Trumpington Pavilion, Paget Road, Cambridge, CB2 9JT
When you hire Trumpington Pavilion for your group or activity, you can access a bank of devices free of charge, including 4 Chromebook laptops, 4 iPads, a 55" smart TV, and a powerful desktop PC. The Pavilion is also equipped with free public Wi-Fi access. To find out more phone 01223 457232 or email [email protected]

Digital Hubs open to patients of CANTAB PCN only:
The Red House Surgery, 96 Chesterton Road, Cambridge CB4 1ER. For information phone 01223 365555
Bridge Street Medical Centre, 2 All Saints Passage, Cambridge CB2 3LS. For information phone 01223 652 671
Huntingdon Road Surgery, 1 Huntingdon Road, Cambridge CB3 0DB. For information phone 01223 364127

Other local digital support

Cambridge Online is a charity that helps people improve their digital skills in a friendly, supportive community. They offer:

• Digital skills training
• Free devices and internet data
• Wellbeing and support

Cambridge Online run walk-in support sessions at various locations in Cambridge. To find out more visit the Cambridge Online webpage on How Are You Cambridge.

Public libraries in Cambridgeshire offer:

• Free WiFi
• Bookable computers
• Printing and scanning facilities
• 7 day laptop loans (LendIT service in Cambridgeshire)
• Free mobile data through the National Databank
• Digital drop-ins and volunteer support

To find out where your local library is, including links to information about opening hours, take a look at the Libraries webpage on How Are You Cambridge.

Digital Hubs are free to use.