All libraries in Cheshire West have public computers that are free for members to use year-round for 1 hour per day (subject to availability). Wi-fi is also free, plus you can borrow an iPad for up to 6 weeks. Printing and scanning services are available for a fee. There are also free weekly digital support sessions at selected libraries, including Northwich, Weaverham, Winsford and Sandiway. It is free to join as a library member. 

Opal GoOnLine is a drop-in service which helps older people and carers in rural areas of Cheshire learn how to access the internet with the one-to-one support of volunteers. Sessions take place at locations including Sandiway and Tarporley.

Social tariffs are cheaper broadband and phone packages for people claiming Universal Credit, Pension Credit and some other benefits. 

Age UK offer advice on using the internet, online shopping, managing money online, avoiding scams and much more. 

Live Well Cheshire West has a list of other local and national digital support schemes.

For those who prefer to access information in print, our Hartford News magazine is delivered to the majority of houses in Hartford, or you can pick up a copy at the Village Hall office, or in the Co-op

We are also starting a mailing list for people who want to receive ad-hoc Hartford Parish Council news by post. Sign up online or call the office on 01606 784401.