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RISC OS User Groups ...We hope to produce an authoritative list of RISC OS users groups throughout the world. We will not add a group to the list unless we are assured by those organising or taking part in the groups that a group is currently active. Extracts from this list will be published regularly in Acorn Publisher magazine. Please e-mail me to correct details, add meeting dates, or inform me of groups not shown here. Most Users Groups are affiliated to AAUG - the Association of Acorn User Groups. Bristol Area Risc Users Group Derbyshire RISC OS Group ICENI Computer Club RISC OS North West UG RISC OS User Group of London Southampton Acorn UG Wakefield RISCOS CC German Archimedes Group New Zealand RISC OS/Acorn Users |
Until we set up the diary dates pages we will include dates of some group meetings here.
There is no charge to User Groups for an inclusion of their group details here or in Acorn Publisher magazine. Please send details of your group to the Acorn Publisher editor. |
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BARUGBristol Area Risc Users Group
The Bristol Area Risc User Group is a group for all users of the RISC OS operating system living within reach of North Bristol.
DARCDerbyshire RISC OS GroupDARC meets on the second Monday of each month other than August. Meetings are normally held at the Parish Hall, St Alkmunds Church, Duffield (off the A6 north of Derby). DARC produce a monthly e-mail newsletter "Out of the DARC" Enquiries to darc@aaug.net Meeting Monday 14th October 2002: ICENIICENI Computer Club - IpswichThe ICENI Computer Club meets at Bourne Vale Social Club, Halifax Road, Ipswich IP2 8RE. Admission is free for the first visit. For more information call 01483 728 881. The November meeting (Wednesday, 6th) is planned to be a presentation on Ovation Pro, and the December meeting (Wednesday 4th) sees the group's annual Christmas auction and party. Enquiries to Peter Dunn GAGGerman Archimedes GroupThe German Archimedes Group (abbreviated to GAG) is a RISC OS User club based in Germany with members all over Germany as well as Austria, the Netherlands and Switzerland. Regular local monthly meetings in several towns and once a year a big two day meeting. Membership is free.
Additionally they publish the only regular German RISC OS magazine, aptly
called GAG-News, for over 10 years. It comes as A4 paper magazine
bi-monthly.
Contact: Herbert zur Nedden
RONWUGRISC OS North West User GroupRONWUG has a membership spread throughout North West England (and beyond) and holds a monthly meeting on the evening of the the third Wednesday of each month. Meetings are held at the Trafford Metrovick Rugby Club, Finnybank Road, Sale, Cheshire. There are no fees. Acorn Publisher acts as contact for the group. Next meeting Wednesday 16th October 2002 ROUGOLRISC OS User Group of LondonROUGOL meets in the upstairs room of the Blue-Eyed Maid, 173 Borough High Street, London SE1 1HR (between London Bridge and Borough stations). It has free admission and refreshments are prolific; for more information call 07876 035 495 or e-mail contact. Next meeting Monday 21st October 2002 SAUGSouthampton Acorn User GroupSAUG normally meets on the second Monday of every month, excepting August, at Itchen College, Middle Road, Bitterne, Southampton. Admission is free and meeting are from 19:00 to 21:00. Contact Dave Higton by e-mail for inclusion on the e-mail reminder list and for details of transport &c. WROCCWakefield RISCOS Computer ClubThe Wakefield group are famous for their annual RISC OS Shows. Meetings are held at the west Yorkshire Sports & Social Club in Sandal, Wakefield, on the first Wednesday of each month from 7:45pm. Guests are welcome to meetings and pay an entry fee of £1.50. WROCC produce a regular newsletter. The group secretary is Steve Potts. List discussion GroupsNew Zealand RISC OS/Acorn UsersNew Zealand RISC OS/Acorn UsersSubscribe to this local dicussion group by e-mailing here. Short detailsWe know that following clubs have current meetings but they have not yet sent us details of their organisation. We do not know if details on their web-sites are up to date: NB The North Kent web-site caused problems with Fresco and Webster XL when we tested them so we cannot guarantee that you will be able to get in touch through this site. We will add further (better?) details as soon as possible. |
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