Where can I access a device?

Library iPad scheme

iPads are available to borrow, free of charge from the following libraries:

• Southwater Library
• Newport Library
• Wellington Library.

Find out how to borrow an iPad under our lending scheme.

Age UK

Age UK Shropshire Telford & Wrekin computer training makes today's digital world understandable and relevant to you.

We have launched a new Digital Champion programme to help older people in Telford and Shropshire who want to get online and learn how to use digital services.

Digital technology has the potential to offer opportunities for people of all ages, but it is particularly important for older people to have the digital access, skills, and confidence they need to live independently.

Through free sessions, delivered one-to-one or in a friendly group, our experienced Digital Champion volunteers can help you engage with technology to:

• keep in touch with family and friends
• manage your finances, order prescriptions or shop online
• share photos or be creative
• find out what’s on in your local area
• learn more about your hobbies and interests.

If you don't own suitable technology, or the technology is out of date, we can provide a handheld computer and internet connection to borrow at home for free.

Visit the Age UK website for more information on digital inclusion.

Library computers

Once you have joined the library, you just need to bring some proof of identification with you (for example a bank card, passport or similar), and agree to our Acceptable Use Policy. Download our Public Internet Acceptable Use Policy.

You can use the computers whenever the libraries are open, until 15 minutes before closing time. View information about library computers.

Donnington and Muxton Community Library

Donnington and Muxton Community Library is run by organisations in the community with support from Telford & Wrekin Council's Library Service.

View information about Donnington and Muxton Community Library computer access.

Dawley and Malinslee Community Library

Dawley and Malinslee Community Library is run by organisations in the community with support from Telford & Wrekin Council's Library Service.

View information about Dawley and Malinslee Community Library Computer access.

Oakengates Library

We currently have a limited number of PCs available, these are allocated on a drop-in, first come first served basis. 

View information about Oakengates Library.

Public access to computers at Donnington hub

Public access to computers available Monday - Friday from 9am - 12 noon.

8 computers available for public use as well as a printer. Printing is charged for.

Visit the Live Well Telford website for information about the Donnington hub and public access to computers.

Public access to computers at Parklane Centre, Woodside

Public access to computers available Monday - Friday from 9am - 5pm.

4 computers available for public use.

8 laptops which can be used within different rooms throughout the venue via a charging trolley.

Visit the Live Well Telford website for information about the Parklane Centre, Woodside and public access to computers.

Public access to computers at Leegomery Community Centre

Public access to computers/laptops available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fridays from 9am - 5pm.

12 computers available for public use and a training room that can be accessed if the room is not in use.

6 laptops available to use Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday. Or (if over 50yrs) borrow through the lending library.

Visit the Live Well Telford website for information about the Leegomery Community Centre and public access to computers.

Public access to computers at Brookside Central

Public access to computers available Monday - Friday from 9am - 4.30pm.

2 computers available for public use.

Visit the Live Well Telford website for information about Brookside Central and public access to computers.