Residents can get practical help to build their digital skills and confidence at community activities taking place across Wolverhampton during Get Online Week 2026 (October 19-25).
VIEW MOREResidents or businesses with spare USB Type C mobile phone chargers cluttering up desks and drawers can donate them and support the council’s efforts to bridge the digital divide.
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Digital is part of our everyday lives and is changing the way we do everything. Digital connectivity and skills are required to access both the real and online world. Digital is fuelling growth in the economy and has changed the landscape of the future job market.
As a city, Wolverhampton is proactively supporting the rollout of futureproofed digital infrastructure, offering huge opportunities and economic growth. Partners across the city are supporting residents to get online and access services and employment opportunities and deliver skills training to meet future skill requirements.
View the Digital Wolverhampton Strategy
