Harrogate-based Phase 4 Computers has been shortlisted in six categories at the national Tech Awards 2026.
The independent technology business is in the running for awards including Best Use Of Social Media, Best Online Store, Best Tech Website, Best In-store Internal Display and Best Shop Front.
Owner Rich Towers-Forth has also been shortlisted in the Tech For Techs Community Expert category.
Voting is now open and runs until 18th May.
A spokesperson for Phase 4 Computers said:
"If we’ve helped you with a repair, built you a custom PC, supplied a laptop, supported your home or business IT, or just given honest advice when you needed it most, we’d be incredibly grateful for your vote.
"Your support really does mean a lot to us, and every single vote could make a huge difference.
"Thank you for supporting a local independent business — and for being part of the Phase 4 community!"
To vote, people should visit the Tech Awards website here and head to the “vote for techs/stores/resellers” section.

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