The digital switchover
Communications providers in the UK are replacing the technology they use to provide fixed telephone networks (landlines).
What the digital switchover means for youLend a digital hand
We're looking for volunteers to help with a variety of duties. In return, we can offer you the chance to make a positive difference in your local community.
Volunteer at a libraryComputers in the library
If you're a library member you can normally use a computer at any of our libraries for up to 2 hours a day.
Get online at the libraryFree mobile data
We can provide SIM cards and help you set them up so you can use the internet on your devices.
How to get free sim cards and dataDigital for everyone
We want everyone to have a positive digital experience. You will have the opportunity to access technology and the basic skills to use it. We want you to feel confident and safe in using online services and motivated to use digital to help manage your life.
Digital library resources
Free data, borrow a laptop or tablet
If you're eligible, you can borrow a laptop, Chromebook or tablet from your local library to use at home or get up to 6 months of free data.
Watch free films, TV programmes and videos
The British Film Institute (BFI) allows you to access and watch thousands of films, TV programmes and videos on BFI Replay at the library.
Borrow eBooks, eAudiobooks, eMagazines and eNewspapers
You can browse our catalogue of eBooks, eAudiobooks and ePress (eMagazines and eNewspapers) for free.
Decision making
Policies, strategies and reviews
We use policy and strategy documents to guide our decisions. We also use them to develop and run our services fairly and consistently.
Councillors and committees
Councillors are responsible for agreeing provision of services and how the council's money is spent.