sharing over twenty years of expertise

• 1984 - Chris Stanbury founded Cravenplan Computers in London.
• 1986 - He produced an energy-monitoring program saving the BBC £4 million.
• 1996 - The first web site was created in house, for Rockbase, and turnover exceeded £1 million for the first time.
• 1997 - The Cravenplan offices were moved from London to Swallowcliffe.
• 2000 - The fiftieth web site client was signed up.
• 2004 - Launch of Neighbourhood Web, designed to help local authorities develop their local e-government programme.

We are constantly expanding our client base and we now provide a wide range of services:

• design, writing, hosting, optimisation and maintenance
• bespoke software services using Unisys Mapper/Cool ICE (now BIS), Javascript, Cobol, Oracle, Visual Basic and other programming languages

Click on Our Team to see the depth and breadth of our experience and expertise.

Click on Our Portfolio to see examples of our work to date.

If you want to know more about our history, click on timeline.