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How to keep your children safe online

The internet has changed the world as we know it. It offers endless opportunities, and has altered the way we communicate forever. But this ever-growing freedom comes with its own risks, and the need to protect children and young people from inappropriate material online is a concern for parents and carers.

2025-02-18T15:35:54+00:0016 October 2013|

Top tips to avoid fake emails

Fake emails don’t just clutter up your inbox – they can leave your computer system vulnerable to viruses. These fake messages – often called ‘phishing’ emails – are designed

2025-02-18T15:38:41+00:0025 September 2013|

Brain of Bath 2013 Results

Priority IT are pleased to announce the results of Brain of Bath 2013. On 4 July 2013, Julian House held their 15th Anniversary Brain of Bath at the Assembly Rooms,

2026-03-24T11:42:01+00:004 July 2013|

Brain of Bath 2012 Results

The annual Brain of Bath Quiz, in aid of Julian House, took place at the Assembly Rooms on 4th of July and Dynasty star, Emma Samms (aka Fallon Colby) was quizmistress

2026-03-24T11:41:55+00:004 July 2012|

Who do you turn to?

None of us realise just how much we rely on technology until something goes wrong. But who do you turn to when your computer system goes into meltdown? And

2025-02-18T15:45:09+00:002 February 2012|

The importance of backup

We recently had a visit from a client whose laptop had suffered hard disk problems. Unfortunately, as there was no backup available, we had to try to recover the data on the

2025-02-18T15:49:42+00:0025 January 2012|

And now, and iTunes scam…

A few weeks ago, we wrote about a phone-based scam that had come to the fore. If we wanted, we could make every one of blog posts about one or more

2025-02-18T15:51:38+00:001 December 2011|

The future is fibre

Zen Internet, the broadband provider we recommend due to the quality and reliability of their service, have announced a new Fibre Optic Broadband offering, with download speeds of ‘up to 40Mbps’ and upload speeds of ‘up to 10Mbps’.

2025-02-18T15:55:35+00:0021 November 2011|
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