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DISTRIBUTION of laptops, tablets, iPads and desktop computers donated to support home schooling pupils has started in earnest by the Rotary Satellite E-Club of Barnard Castle. Fifty items were offered up following an appeal by the club, with many items being given to the project after donors had received new equipment at Christmas. Ben Collins, of TinkerDog Computers, Barnard Castle ensures that all donated items are digitally cleaned to industry standards, and, where possible, made “student ready” with appropriate software. To aid an increased capacity, the e-club has arranged for ...