Virgin Media O2 has begun a £2 million three-year strategic partnership with Good Things Foundation, to help disadvantaged people across the UK get online and gain vital digital skills. Earlier this month, Virgin Media O2 announced that it is enabling more people than ever to sign up for its social broadband tariffs, Essential Broadband and Essential Broadband

Lack of digital skills is costing the UK economy billions, but the private sector must do more, says Martin McFadyen, Virgin Media O2 Business’ Head of Public Sector

Brits say that a lack of digital skills have prevented them from scheduling medical appointments, earning pay raises, getting high-paying jobs, or finding deals to save money

BT are committed to helping 25 million people with their digital skills by 2026

Research revealed many older people are not comfortable booking a doctor’s appointment online

The Spaces will be available in 50 stores nationwide this year, with the first being in Islington and Swansea