Tang Hall was home to our first Digital Cafe which officially launched on the 24th of September 2022 - marking a huge achivement in our partnership with 100% Digital York and our dedication to improving digital inclusion across the city of York. 

 

Tang Hall Digital Cafe continues to run on the last Saturday of every month, from 10am-12pm, offering a space for residents to bring their devices and/or ask any questions about using them and getting online. Residents can also receive support from the York Databank at this Digital Cafe, helping low-income residents stay connected through free mobile data. 

Sanderson House was the second Digital Cafe to open on the 1st of December 2022, bringing in-person digital inclusion support closer to people in Chapelfields. 

 

Despite being temporarily closed for refurbishment, the Sanderson House Digital Cafe is due to reopen in November and will continue to run on the first Thursday of every month, from 10am-12pm. Residents can get Databank support, ask any questions about their devices, and join for free digital workshops. 

With the support of the City of York Council, the third Digital Cafe opened up at St Wulstan's Church on the 25th of April 2023, bringing digital inclusion support closer to Heworth residents. 

 

St Wulstan Digital Cafe continues to run on the last Tuesday of every month, from 2pm-4pm, offering a space for residents to bring their devices and/or ask any questions about using them and getting online. Residents can also receive support from the York Databank at this Digital Cafe, helping low-income residents stay connected through free mobile data. St Wulstan is also becoming home to our e-safety coffee sessions, offering a space for parents to learn more about digital safety over a warm drink. 

We launched our fourth Digital Cafe at the LNER Community Stadium in Huntington on the 13th of May 2023, with the venue having amazing transport links through the York Park & Ride at Monks Cross, and parking options across the site. 

 

York Stadium runs on the second Saturday of every month, from 10am-12pm, and residents can bring their devices and/or ask any questions about using them and getting online. Residents can also receive support from the York Databank at this Digital Cafe, helping low-income residents stay connected through free mobile data. 

Our latest Digital Cafe is at St Sampsons Centre on Church Street in the York City Centre, having launched on the 25th of July 2023. Centrally located means this Digital Cafe is served by the majority of local bus services, and is just round the corner from Parliament Street where popular stores like M&S and Browns are located. 

 

St Sampsons Digital Cafe runs on the fourth Tuesday of every month, from 10am-12pm, with free digital inclusion support ranging from the Databank to a space to ask any questions about using your devices or getting connected.