Encouraging businesses to stay safe online
To mark Safer Internet Day on 9 February we are encouraging businesses to stay safe online by warning them that this day is not just for individuals, and that they need to protect themselves online too.
Launching our new Cyber Awareness online training platform
Tomorrow we’re celebrating Small Business Saturday by launching our new Cyber Awareness online training platform for businesses.
Changing your IT Provider
If you’re changing IT provider or things are changing in your business and you need fresh eyes on the tech side of things, chances are you may not know where to start.
Priority IT High Sheriff Award
The High Sheriff of Wiltshire, Mr Ashley Truluck, hand-delivered the High Sheriff award to us today (November 4, 2020), recognising the laptop refurbishment scheme we started back in May.
Kieran named as one of the BBC’s ‘make a difference’ superstars
We are celebrating Kieran being named as one of the BBC’s ‘make a difference’ superstars, with his name now set to be added to the side of a high-speed train.
New community group set to create a buzz
Schools, charities and community groups across Wiltshire and Swindon are to be helped by a new not for profit organisation being launched this week, (September 30, 2020) which aims to bridge the digital divide.
We’ve been overwhelmed by people’s generosity
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.
Wiltshire IT company joins ranks of small biz 100
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.
Keeping Wiltshire businesses running during lockdown
We've been helping local businesses continue to operate during lockdown by loaning equipment and working round the clock.
Taking a byte out of the digital divide
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.