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New Tuesday drop-in to provide internet opportunities for Peasedown

Tuesday 29th December 2015 Bath Echo News Team Community

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Residents living in Peasedown St John are being given more opportunities to access the internet thanks to the local Residents’ Association, starting next month in The Living Room at St John’s Close Community Hall.

It will be open every Tuesday morning so those who need to send an email, research information online, or apply for job vacancies, can do so on the Residents Association’s new PC.

Mandy Clarke, Secretary of the association, said: “There are still quite a lot of people these days who don’t have access to the internet at home.

“At a time when more and more services are being provided online, the Residents’ Association want to do all we can to ensure those who need to use the world wide web can access it.”

The new Tuesday morning drop-ins will serve tea, coffee and biscuits and visitors can also keep up-to-date with news and current affairs thanks to one of many live 24-hour news channels now available to watch at The Living Room.

The drop-in will be held every Tuesday morning from 10am – 1pm at The Living Room, St John’s Close Community Hall, St John’s Close, Peasedown St John, BA2 8JG.

For more details contact Mandy Clarke by calling 01761 300057 or emailing [email protected].

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