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| The Kenilworth Centre |
Although this is national news, places like The Kenilworth Centre have recognised the need to stay ahead of the digital revolution.
If this data were applied directly to Kenilworth, it would mean 3,576* people have never logged on to the internet.
With the libraries closing earlier and schools closed in the holidays - how are those adults going to get online? I put this question to Martha Lane Fox on 12 July 2010 at Downing Street.
Martha agreed, saying we have 500,000 computers in schools locked up every night and school holidays.
For people like us, it's almost alien to think there are those who have never logged on. That's 16.8 per cent of the adult population (in the UK).
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