Social housing tenants at two Leeds tower blocks have
been connected to free broadband as part of efforts to combat digital
exclusion. The initiative is part of the council’s 100% Digital Leeds programme
aimed at improving digital inclusion and bringing positive outcomes including
financial savings, reduced isolation, better employment prospects and improved
health and wellbeing. The council estimates 25 per cent of its 57,000 social
housing residences don’t have permanent access to the internet. With those
wishing to claim Universal Credit unable to do so without being online, the
council is making it a priority to help get its residents connected. Read more
on the Yorkshire Evening Post website.
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