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Sorry, yet more technological angst.


We have had a number of problems over the last year with our website, and although it is at least now back up, I can no longer edit or update it, as I can't access WordPress.


The WordPress helpline says that this is due to issues with CSS and Javascript in the coding of the actual website itself.


Our website developer completely rebuilt it in January after the previous problems, then in May it was apparently hacked and she said she had resurrected it from backups, but now she has said that she can no longer help as it is such an old website (she originally built it in 2014), and needs a lot of troubleshooting and a fresh eye.


The website is http://www.thegooseisout.com and regardless of all the other issues with it, I really need to be able to get in to edit it, as we have a gig on 24 June :( and the home page in particular is way out of date.


Can anybody advise, or can recommend a reasonably priced person who can?

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