‘Pont Digidol’ bridges the digital gap for North Wales Housing residents
At a recent digital inclusion session at Llys y Coed, Llanfairfechan in Conwy, north Wales, two 92-year-old friends and North…
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Unpaid carers in Bridgend ask ‘Who Cares?’
A group of unpaid carers in Bridgend County Borough are pleading for authorities to make their caring lives easier at…
Happy 5th birthday Digital Inclusion Alliance Wales: the driving force behind digital inclusion
Digital Inclusion Alliance Wales (DIAW)’s story is one of collaboration, co-ordination and a commitment to bridging the digital divide. Cwmpas has been…
Safer Internet Day – how to recognise and avoid misinformation and disinformation
Safer Internet Day promotes the safe and responsible use of digital technology. This year, it’s focussing on online scams, and…
Celebrating Welsh Language Music Day – let’s build a sustainable, accessible music industry for Wales
Music is at the heart of the Welsh culture. Whether it’s attracting huge acts to our corner of the world…
Race Equality Week 2025: A call to action from Communities Creating Homes
It’s Race Equality Week 2025: a time to reflect on the progress we’ve made towards a more inclusive and equitable…
Gwasg Pia – our Employee Ownership Trust embodies everything we already live and breathe
Gwasg Pia, one of the UK’s leading independent accessible format providers, has transitioned into employee ownership (EO) from private ownership,…
Borth Community Hub: A lifeline in the heart of the community
The UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) is funded by the UK Government, and has been rolled out through local authorities…
Co-operatives are building a better world in 2025, the UN Year of Co-operatives
2025 is the International Year of Co-operatives. The theme is ‘Co-operatives build a better world’. Co-operatives worldwide are helping to…
Vale of Glamorgan tablet loan scheme leads Wales a step closer to digital inclusion
With 170,000 people in Wales (7% of the population) not using the internet, there are still too many people missing…
