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RoundupDigital Inclusion News – September 2026

September 25, 2026 by Clare Carlile

Winners of the 2026 Digital Inclusion Awards announced, plus a new project to support tech re-use.

Tech Rescue: New project scaling device re-use in communities

Good Things Foundation, alongside the University of Liverpool, and Material Focus, has launched Tech Rescue, a three-year project designed to build community-led infrastructure for tech reuse across the UK. It will collaborate with 12 regional ‘Tech Rescue Hubs’ to share their knowledge and experience. Find the list at the link below.

Good Things Foundation

New report on digital access among older people

Age UK has published a new report focused on the spectrum of online access among older people in the UK. The report includes multiple recommendations. Broadcasters, for example, should not be allowed to shift to internet-only TV until access solutions have been found. And the government should legislate to protect access to face-to-face banking, it says.

Age UK

Launch of digital access tool for Hull and East Yorkshire

A tool that aims to help people to access digital services is now being rolled out across Hull. ‘Hull and East Riding Progress Online’ is designed for front-line staff to use alongside residents and service users. It helps identify practical support people need to get online, from accessing council services to finding affordable connectivity.

Hull and East Yorkshire Progress Online

Winners of the 2026 UK Digital Inclusion Awards announced

Five organisations have been celebrated at the 2026 UK Digital Inclusion Awards, held by the Digital Poverty Alliance. Winners include Red Chair Highland from Inverness, which was recognised for its work to raise awareness, and the Powys Teaching Health Board for its work developing digital skills.

Digital Poverty Alliance

Author: Clare CarlileOrganisation: Digital Inclusion Toolkit, I am a freelance researcher and journalist, focusing on human rights and the environment. I have written on tech and online access, from e-waste to digital inclusion.

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