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Laptop donation: Phil Priestley, Jonathan Priestley, Cllr Lis Every. - Credit: EAST CAMBS COUNCIL Thirteen laptops and 50 computer desktops will be donated to the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Digital Drive thanks to East Cambridgeshire District Council.  The donation will allow schools to offer computers to students who require them for home learning during lockdown and beyond, while also bolstering classroom supplies for their reopening. Councillor David Ambrose-Smith, chairman of the operational services committee, said: “After being unable to physically see our friends and family du...

Developer buys 54 acres in Meadowville Tech Park to build huge warehouse March 16, 2021 A rendering of Red Rock Development’s upcoming $20 million industrial facility, which it plans to build on land it recently purchased at Meadowville Technology Park in Chesterfield County. ( Images courtesy of Chesterfield County Economic Development) Another chunk of Meadowville Technology Park has been sold off, this time to a developer that plans to build a sizable new industrial building on spec. Red Rock Development out of Columbia, South Carolina, bought about 54 acres in the park for $3.2 million ...

Published: 4:52 PM February 25, 2021    One hundred laptops worth around £25,000 will be donated to schools across Wisbech thanks to the Elizabeth Wright Charity. - Credit: PA A “desperate need for digital access for children in Wisbech” has meant around £25,000 worth of laptops will be donated to schoolchildren.   The Elizabeth Wright Charity and the National Education Union provided funds after they were approached by The Cambs Youth Panel.   The laptops are being provided by Veritas Digital Services as a non-profit contribution to the Digital Drive Cambridgeshire and Peterboroug...

Digital Drive donates 100 laptops for Wisbech pupils  | Updated: 14:48, 23 February 2021 One hundred reconditioned laptops will be delivered by the Cambridgeshire Youth Panel to schools in Wisbech this week thanks to donations totalling £15,000. The Elizabeth Wright Charity and the National Education Union have given the cash to purchase the laptops, which have a market value of around £25,000 and are being provided by Veritas Digital Services as a non-profit contribution to the Digital Drive Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. Iain Mason, chairman of the Elizabeth Wright Charity said: "...

By Journal reporter : Gilly Jackson, Assistant Headteacher at Trafalgar School in Downton, receiving laptops from Wiltshire High Sheriff Ashley Truluck AN appeal in the Journal from a school for laptops to help pupils learn at home led to a delivery by Wiltshire’s High Sheriff. High Sheriff Ashley Truluck saw the article and contacted Wiltshire Digital Drive, a Community Interest Company formed last year to collect unwanted equipment and refurbish it before distributing it to families and groups in need. Mr Truluck is also chairman...