The idea came to us at the beginning of lockdown to refurbish and donate unwanted laptops to help students with home schooling. We are overwhelmed and humbled by the success of our laptop recycling initiative.
We're excited to announce that Priority IT will be given a spell in the limelight as part of this year’s Small Biz 100, a national campaign highlighting some of the UK’s most inspiring small businesses.
We've been helping local businesses continue to operate during lockdown by loaning equipment and working round the clock.
We have now helped over 100 children and young people since the beginning of May, by donating refurbished laptops in an attempt to bridge the digital divide across the county.
So far, we’ve refurbished more than 70 laptops for school children and young people in Wiltshire to help with their home schooling during the pandemic.
A heart-warming initiative has been announced by Priority IT this week, as we begin to donate laptops to children and young people who are being home schooled.
Just like how we visit the dentist or doctors once in a while to get a check-up, or how we take our car for a service, it’s important to
There seems to be a myth floating around that IT support isn’t important unless you’re a big business, and we want to debunk that.
In the summer of 2019, we ran a survey for our clients. We are always striving to out-do ourselves and offer the best possible service. So, we wanted to make sure we were delivering on this and could see what more we could offer clients in order for us to develop.
We are tremendously proud of the work we do, the support we provide to our clients and the enjoyable working environment we’ve created for our team.