Resources for DigiKnow partners
Help with the cost of internet access
There are free-to-use public computers and Wi-Fi in all Stockport libraries, the One Stockport Hub and Fred Perry House reception. See Library opening hours or learn more about Open+ to use libraries outside staffed hours.
View our interactive map to see the locations of free Wi-Fi across Stockport.
Call the DigiKnow Helpline on 07724 217888 to find out about borrowing a device or data from the DigiKnow Device Lending Library.
Social tariffs are discounted price plans for people who receive government benefits.
Other resources
Digital Champion Learning Guides
Starting Point have created learner guides for doing things online:
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Statistics and reports
Understanding Digital Poverty and Inequality in the UK
GTF 2022 – Local communities and the internet ecosystem: Scaling solutions to data poverty in the UK
Lloyds Consumer Digital Index 2022
Digital Poverty Alliance – One Year On Report – 2022
Ofcom Affordability of Communications Services – 2022
Ofcom Adults’ media use and attitudes report 2022
GTF 2022 – The economic impact of digital inclusion in the UK
Charity Digital Skills Report 2022
Lloyds Bank UK Consumer Digital Index 2021
Lloyds Bank Essential Digital Skills Report 2021
New analysis of 2020 Ofcom media use and attitudes data
GTF 2020 – A blueprint for a 100% Digitally Included nation
All Party Parliamentary Group on Social Integration, 2020 – Social connection in the COVID-19 crisis
Age UK 2020 – Digital inclusion and older people – how have things changed in a Covid-19 world?
ONS Internet access – households and individuals, Great Britain: 2020
Good Things Foundation, 2019 – Digital Motivation: Exploring the reasons people are offline,