[rc2014-z80] Retro computer group

[BeadPixie48]

Hi All,


I hope this is not an in-appropriate request - is anyone aware of a
retro-computer group in the north east of UK?


James

[Richard Deane]

Do you mean Aberdeen or Newcastle ? :) big difference!

I live in North East UK - Moray.

To answer your question, I am not aware of one here.

Richard

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[BeadPixie48]

Hi

Apologies Richard an all- I should have written England - Yes Newcastle area

James

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[Stephen Willcock]

I’d be interested in a NE England group, Leeds/York area for me, but I’ve not heard of one. I raised a similar topic in a FacePoke group a year ago… 

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[Jonathan Harston]

ABUG (Acorn BBC User Group) has regular meetings alternating between "down south"

and Halifax/Manchester/Runcorn, and recently Falkirk. While mainly BBC/6502/ARM

there are people like me who also do Z80 stuff, I'm intending to show off my latest CCP,

BBCBASIC and ANSI driver updates if I can get to the Farnborough meetup in September.

[Dave White]

I'd eventually be interested in something in the Newcastle area, but I won't be moving "home" till mid to late next year. After more than 30 years in the 'States, which one is home!

[TonyD]

Hi
I'm also based in the Newcastle area so meeting other NE based retro computer fans would be great. I don't know of a specific NE retro group there is the local Newcastle Makerspace (which I'm a member) and there are a few people there who are into retro computers.

https://www.makerspace.org.uk/