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If you run a charity, you may be eligible for Microsoft 365 at no cost or a significantly reduced price. Microsoft’s non-profit programme gives access to essential tools like Outlook, Teams, OneDrive and Office apps, helping organisations stay organised without increasing overheads. For many UK charities, the starting point is simple: Up to 300 users on Microsoft 365 Business Basic – completely free If you need desktop apps (eg. Outlook, Word, Excel) – Business Standard is a

With the cost of everything creeping up, it’s worth making sure your tech isn’t costing more than it should. We often see people paying for things they don’t really need — usually without realising it. Here are some practical ways to cut unnecessary tech costs. 1. Review your subscriptions & bank statements Many people are paying for multiple cloud services, software subscriptions, or apps without realising it. It’s worth checking: Microsoft 365, iCloud, Google storage plans

Windows 10 reached End of Life on 14 October 2025. Microsoft no longer provide security updates for it, leaving any computers still running Windows 10 increasingly vulnerable to viruses and other security threats. For computers still running Windows 10, some options are: Upgrade the existing device to Windows 11 (if compatible). Replace the device with a new computer. Continue using Windows 10 and accept the associated security risks. With our Free Windows 11 Upgrade Assessm