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, and who they are mainly serving. Please contact the hub you are interested in attending directly to confirm opening times.

Compas Charity for Migrants and Roma communities
Primarily for migrant and Roma communities.
27 Rivergate Arcade, PE1 1EL
Phone 07842 244535 or email [email protected]
Find out more about COMPAS Charity - Migrants and Roma communities

Dementia Resource Centre
For those living with and/or experiencing the impacts of Dementia.
5 York Rd, Peterborough PE1 3BP
Phone 01733 865710 or email [email protected]
Find out more about the services offered by the Dementia Resource Centre.

Family Action
For families.
Woodfield Park (Charteris) Centre, Welland
Normanton Road, Peterborough PE1 4XE
Email [email protected]
Find out more about Family Action

GLADCA
For migrants and refugees.
316-318 Gladstone Street, Peterborough, PE1 2BX
Phone 01733 566 343 or email [email protected]
Find out more about Gladca

Good Neighbours Rural Project (GNRP)
GNRP is running four hubs at locations listed below; they have a roaming model across village halls and community centres surrounding Peterborough. Contact them direct to find details about days and times: phone 07765 552073 or email [email protected] . Find out more about Good Neighbours - Rural Peterborough

• Eye: Manor Farm Community Centre, 70 High Street, Eye, PE6 7UY
• Glinton: Glinton Village Hall, High St., Glinton, PE6 7JP
• Newborough: Newborough Village Hall, Guntons Road, Newborough, PE6 7RT
• Thorney: Bedford Hall, Station Road, Thorney, PE6 0QE

Light Project Peterborough
For those experiencing homelessness.
Garden House, Gravel Walk, Peterborough PE1 1YU
Phone 01733 560 031 or email [email protected]
Find out more about the work that Light Project Peterborough does to help homeless people.

St John’s Church
For everyone.
Cathedral Square, Church Street, Peterborough, PE1 1XB
Phone 01733 563978 or email [email protected]
Find out more about St John's Parish Church

Woodston Library
Community-managed library open to all.
68 Orchard St, Peterborough PE2 9AL
Phone 01733 864304 or check their Facebook page for opening times.

YMCA Trinity - Cresset Centre
For young people / residents of the Cresset Centre.
The Cresset, Rightwell East, Peterborough PE3 8DX
Phone 07521 390 606 or email [email protected]
Find out more about the activities and support the YMCA Youth Cresset offers.

More Hubs to follow...

The Digital Hubs are free to use.

The digital inclusion pilot is led by PCVS and delivered in partnership with the Connecting Cambridgeshire Strategy through their digital inclusion funding programme. This was an initial one-year pilot, from March 2025-26 to identify, support the set up and monitoring of 12 digital hubs across the city. Digital Hubs are set up where there is evidence of digital exclusion within communities and also targeted populations where people would benefit from enhancing their digital skills. To date there are 12 sites offering digital support with a further 4 hubs to come on board in 2026-7.