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Category: Web Hosting News
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How much does WordPress hosting cost in the UK?
Here is the number first. Fully managed WordPress hosting from us starts at ÂŁ1 a day + VAT, which comes to about ÂŁ30 a month + VAT. Look around the rest of…
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“Your PHP version is no longer supported” – what that email actually means
The email lands on a Tuesday. Something along the lines of “the PHP version your account uses is no longer supported and will be removed on the 30th”. Then a paragraph about…
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Why is my WordPress site slow? The usual suspects
A slow WordPress site is hardly ever a mystery. It is one of five things: enormous images, a plugin misbehaving, no caching, a theme doing far more than it needs to, or…
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How to move a WordPress site to a new host, step by step
People expect this to be the scary bit. It usually isn’t. To move a WordPress site to a new host without your visitors noticing, which is a fair aim for a brochure…
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How to keep an old PHP 5 or PHP 7 website online safely in 2026
Keeping an old PHP website online safely has less to do with the code than with what surrounds it. Separate the old application from everything else. Keep everything that is not the…
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How much does web hosting cost in the UK?
UK web hosting prices start at a couple of pounds a month and climb until the invoice stops resembling a bill and starts resembling a salary. That spread is real, and it…
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My WordPress site has been hacked — what now?
First thing, because you probably need to hear it before anything else: the site is almost certainly recoverable. A WordPress site hacked caught early is usually back and behaving by the end…
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Leaving GoDaddy: how to move your site and email out
Leaving GoDaddy is one invoice and several separate departures. The domain, the website, the mailboxes and whatever got added at checkout are sold as a bundle and have to be unpicked one…
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What is fully managed web hosting?
Fully managed web hosting means the running of the server is somebody else’s job, and the website is yours. That is the short version. If you read no further, you have the…
