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AN ECO-FRIENDLY IT company has donated its spare equipment to schools around Wiltshire - and needs your help to supply more. Green Machine Computers has been supporting charities and small businesses for years with low-to-no cost computer solutions through recycling old technology. During the pandemic, staff have sent all their spare computers and tablets to schoolchildren who are learning from home but cannot afford or access the devices. Schools approached the team directly for help after not being allocated enough computers to help all of their students. But the company has now run...

Businesses and residents in the Marlborough area, and Pewsey fire station are all working together to get recycled IT equipment to local children. Green Machine Computers in Ramsbury is co ordinating a drive to get more unwanted laptops, computers and tablets to refurbish. The company has been operating out of Ramsbury for ten years, but has seen more than a third of its usual business drop off due to the pandemic. Owner Simon Crisp said he was contacted by schools for help and decided to put his team to work for free to help. "We have already had more than 100 computers donated, an...