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 that are currently open to everyone. Please contact the hub you are interested in attending directly to confirm opening times.

Citizen Hub CIC

58 Market Square St Neots PE19 2AA

Website: www.citizenhub.co.uk/

Email: [email protected]

The hub is open when the Citizen Hub is open - Weekdays 10am-4pm

Hope Against Poverty CIC

The Free Church URC, St Ives Town Hall, Market Hill, St. Ives PE27 5AL

Snowhills, Blenheim Way, Yaxley, Peterborough PE7 3YL

Buckden Village Hall, Burberry Rd, Buckden, St. Neots PE19 5UY

Sawtry WI Hall,  Sawtry, Huntingdon PE28 5TS

FURTHER DIGITAL SUPPORT

Public libraries in Huntingdonshire 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

Find out about your local library on the How Are You Huntingdonshire library pages 

The Digital Hubs are free to use.