Last updated 1 May 2026

Terms

Plain English version of the boring legal bit.

This is my consulting site. I don't sell anything through it. You don't have an account, and you're not signing up to anything by reading. There are still a few things worth saying out loud.

Who runs this site

The site is operated by PNB Technologies Limited, a company registered in England & Wales. Registered office: 55 Yew Tree Road, Ormskirk, Lancashire, L39 1NT. Company number 07166600.

When I say "I" or "me" below, I mean the company. When I say "you", I mean you, the person reading.

What you can do with the content

Read it. Quote it with attribution. Send a link to a colleague. If you want to republish more than a short quote, ask first.

What this site isn't

The site has my views and experience as someone who builds data systems for UK organisations. It isn't legal, financial, or compliance advice. If you're making a decision that needs that kind of advice, get it from someone qualified.

I do my best to keep what's here accurate, but I don't promise the site will always be available, error-free, or up to date.

Links to other sites

I link out to other sites where it's useful. I don't run those sites and can't vouch for what's on them.

If something goes wrong

I'm not liable for any loss or damage that comes from your use of this site, except where the law says liability can't be excluded. That mainly means death or personal injury caused by negligence, and fraud.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of England & Wales. Any dispute will be dealt with by the courts of England & Wales.

Changes

I'll update these terms when I need to. The date at the top tells you when I last did.

Contact

peter@peterbrady.co.uk

Start with a discovery

The first step is always the same, and it's a small one: a short, fixed-price discovery. Over a couple of weeks I work out what your team is already doing with AI, where your data actually lives, and the one thing worth building first. You get a written report and a call to talk it through, with no obligation to go further. It's genuinely useful on its own, whether or not we end up building anything.

Here's a sample, laid out exactly as the real one is delivered.

Cover of a sample Private AI Discovery report, prepared for a UK charity — See the sample report → PDF, opens in a new tab

For context: I work mainly with UK charities and non profits, with chief executives, operations and finance directors, programme leads, and the people who look after data and IT. Respectfully, I don't work with recruitment or development agencies.

Not sure it's time for that yet? Just email me, tell me who you are and what your organisation does: peter@peterbrady.co.uk