The centre is open Mondays to Fridays 9.00am – 4.00pm Computer classes for the over 50’s can be booked in advance, call 01625 612 958 for further information or visit the centre and fill in an enquiry form. A drop in session is available on Mondays 10am to 4pm with one volunteer to assist. There is no charge for this session

Free to those over 50

Support is available on a one to one basis through booked sessions only

Courses are generally of a 4 week duration and include: Absolute beginners Word processing Internet and email Digital images Individual skills sessions

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• The entrance is easily found and distinguishable
• Signs are clear and visible from all approaches to the building
• Staff are aware of Microsoft Accessibility Options (Display, cursor control etc)