Affording good quality, home internet is rarely included in this discussion, but it is unarguable that a reliable home connection is essential for almost all aspects of life, from socialising to work, shopping to accessing healthcare and other public services.

It is now hard to argue that internet access is not an essential part of everyday life. Carrying out the tasks of daily life, enjoying entertainment and socialising without reliable and affordable connectivity is a serious challenge. Yet we know that millions of people either don’t have the internet at home, or are struggling to afford their broadband bills.

We are delighted to announce the next phase of our partnership with Impact on Urban Health. Over the next two years, we will carry out a programme of research, community engagement, policy development and influencing.

Promising Trouble is looking for a freelance Inclusion Research Producer to support us with designing and implementing inclusive practices in our Community Tech programme. Deadline for expressions of interest: Tuesday 7 March, 09:00 GMT