Can anyone on here please advise on the following.

I have recently done a small website for my local Parish Council (free of charge) using Zara Webdesigner 7 Premium and all seemed fine but two members have reported that when they try to access it their computers are flagging it as 'a high risk website with malicious software etc'

I am not getting any such warnings nor are most of the other councillors but as you can imagine they are not too pleased that their parishionners may be getting similar wanings and it has left me rather red faced.

The webite is basic and contains jpeg images, text and click links to pdf copies of minutes and agendas. It has NO external links.

I have recently added it to Google Webtools so I can view stats and as such put their google html link in the <head> which was part of the owner validation process.

Google Webtools shows no malware on the website.

All my photo's and uploaded documents have been virus and spyware checked and all are clean

I do have a problem uploading their minutes and agendas though as they are done in MS Word 2007 and converted to PDF. Whilst I can open them on my PC if link to them with xara web designer premium and click the link I get a message "Your current security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded". Having looked at the PDF properties it states that "This file came from another computer and might be blocked to help protect this computer"

I have overcome this though by simply opening the PDF and doina a 'save as' and they work fine then throup zara but I though I would mention that incase it was relevant.

Any help at all as to why some people are getting the warning that is is ''a high risk website with malicious software etc' and what I could do to rectify this would be very gratefully received.

For information the website is www.waltonpc.org.uk

Many thanks