Digital Drop-in
Winchester City Council Offices, Colebrook Street, Winchester · 5 November 2026
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Free one-to-one IT support sessions run by Digital Champions help people with tablets, laptops and smartphones. Sessions take place on the first Thursday of the month at Winchester City Council Offices, Colebrook Street, and on the first Friday of the month at Makins Court Sheltered Housing Scheme in Alresford. Bring your own device or use a laptop provided on the day, and sessions are open to everyone.
Highlights
- Free one-to-one help with phones, tablets and laptops
- Bring your own device or use one provided on the day
- Winchester on the first Thursday, Alresford on the first Friday
Getting there
Winchester City Council Offices, Colebrook Street, SO23 9LJ
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