Welcome to the
Burghill
Community Access Point
Your Free "Internet Café" plus much more
The Burghill Community Access Point (CAP) is now open and providing Internet access, training, advice, and much more to the residents of Burghill & Tillington. You can use the facility free of charge and find out how to do those things that you just can't work out yourself, at the same time as socialising with your friends and neighbours and having a coffee!
We have computers, printers, broadband, a projector with an eight foot rear projection screen, six foot white screen, 300w P. A. with mixer, Video & Stills digital cameras, Midi keyboard and studio software, a host of other software packages and many other IT resources. As a member of the Burghill community you can use this equipment and resources FREE at the Simpson Hall during our drop-in sessions or for a small charge you can use it for your own function or club. We also have two nintendo Wii's with sports packages. We are currently organising and Wii sports tournament for the residents to be played on the large screen. If you are interested in forming a team call Tony on 01432 769292.
The Burghill CAP "DROP IN CENTRE" in the Simpson Hall weekly - times and days are in the Parish Magazine, but generally we meet on a Wednesday morning 9:00am until midday with a break during July and August. Most of our courses are run in the evening when the hall is available.
We also have a small group of Geneaologists on a Wednesday morning who come along to take advantage of our Ancestry.co.uk membership and research their family history, if you would like more details please come along or contact Tony on 01432 769292.
In addition to the computer equipment we have video equipment for you to learn video techniques with movies and stills, music equipment with editing software and PA. Our 8 foot large video screen is available for private film parties or computer training courses. We also have VHS to DVD copying equipment, Vinyl to CD copying equipment, computer games on PC and Wii for community tournaments on the large screen.