Access to our computers and Wi-Fi is FREE
There are six public computers available for anyone to use. These received an upgrade in 2024 thanks to an award from Dougie's Grant. They are fully equipped with Word, Excel, and other Microsoft Office programs.
User access to the public computers is subject to acceptable use, as defined in the ‘Policy on the Use of the Internet and Computer devices in the Library’.
Use by children under 16 years of age is the responsibility of the parent/guardian. Children under 8 years of age must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times when using the Internet service.
Filtering and Monitoring
Internet access on the public computers and Wi-Fi is filtered. Activity is also monitored and further action will be taken if a breach of the acceptable use policy is suspected.
Printing and Scanning
Print documents using our computers, or direct from your device using Princh. Our staff will be happy to help you get started.
Printing and photocopying costs 30p per side of A4 for black and white, and 40p per side of A4 for colour. A3 charges and laminating costs can be found on our full price list here. You can pay in cash, or contactless via Princh.
A FREE Scan to USB facility is available - either bring your own USB stick, or buy one from us for £5.00. Payment can be made by cash or card, with a minimum spend of £1 for card transactions.
IT Help
A weekly drop-in session for people needing help with their computer, smartphone or tablet.
From using a mouse to sending emails, downloading apps to getting on Facebook, we can help!
Tuesdays, 11.00-12.00. Call 720392 for more information.
First Click Training
Designed for people who are new to computers and the internet, First Click training is an ideal way to develop your confidence in a friendly, unpressured environment.
The sessions are free, but you do need to book in advance.
Call 720392 or visit the Library to arrange your First Click training session.
