There are a number of ways by which you can access the internet for free in Islington.
The area along Upper Street and Islington High Street is a wireless internet access 'hotzone', allowing laptop and PDA users free internet access.
For more information, click on the Technology Mile link under the main navigation list on the left side of this page.
All of Islington's libraries offer free internet access, and thanks to over 60 new PCs being put in to all libraries, every library will offer increased access to the internet.
To find out more about getting online at your local library, click the Local Libraries link on the right, under Related Information. To find out where your nearest library is, click on Interactive Maps under Do it online.
Connexions is an information, advice and guidance service for all 13-19 year-olds, with free access to the internet.
Islington's Connexions Centre is based at the White Lion Youth Project at 43-45 White Lion Street, N1.
For more information about Central London Connexions, click on the Connexions link on the right, under Useful Websites.
The overall objective of UK Online centres is to enable everyone in the UK that wants it, to have access to the internet and email near to where they live.
There are a number of UK Online centres across the borough, including our libraries, where you can get free access to the internet and email, whilst also finding out more about the world wide web.
To find out where your nearest centre is, click on the UK Online Centres link on the right, under Useful Websites.
Internet Cafés
There are a growing number of internet cafés in the borough where you can access the internet for a small charge. Generally you buy your internet time in blocks of 15, 30 or 60 minutes.
To find an internet café close to you, click on the Yellow Pages link on the right, under Useful Websites.
Page Last Updated: 31 October 2008