Thoughts
Our views on the industry, the challenges and the work we do
#GetOnlineWeek returns for 2026
It's that time of year when the digital inclusion sector gets together to raise awareness about the challenges and impact...
NHS App engagement with Healthwatch Bromley
A pleasure to contribute at the recent Healthwatch Bromley engagement about the NHS App and...
Deepening our understanding of Tech Facilitated Abuse
As part of our Community Resilience and Online Safety programme we recently facilitated a training and awareness event at...
Presenting our volunteer model at the Get Online London Meet Up
We were invited to the recent Get Online London Meet Up hosted by the Good Things Foundation to discuss our approach to...
Bridging the Digital Divide: Reflections from Our Creative Collaboration with Upper Norwood Library Hub
We've always felt deeply connected to our local community, and our work with the Upper Norwood...
Draw upon the specialism of the voluntary sector to deepen digital inclusion
Schemes such as #GetOnlineLondon are a great resource to draw on if they can make access to devices easier and keep...
Digital inclusion can be about a transition or a step up in a supportive way
Following a recent podcast with Emma Weston, CEO of Digital Unite, I was inspired to craft the following words about where...
An informal place to get support
Our Community Tech Support drop-ins are built on three principles:Support is best placed where residents are...
Our lockdown impact report is published
We are proud to publish ClearCommunityWeb’s impact report for March 2020 – 2021. It has been an opportunity to...
Speaking at Lambeth’s ‘Digital Access for All’ event
Being a panel speaker at the Lambeth Council’s “Digital Access for All” was a chance to celebrate some of the hard work...
The challenges of starting a digital learning programme during Covid-19
Digital Horizons was one of the first programmes I worked on with ClearCommunityWeb, a social enterprise that...
