The 23rd issue of Commodore Free has been released; this issue contains Llamasoft - The Dromedary Years Part 1, In the Beginning Part 8, Creating music with DMC, the Commodore 64.prg Generator and an interview with its developer, Arthur Jordison. It can be downloaded from CommodoreFree.com in PDF, text, HTML, D64 or SEQ files and the HTML version is mirrored here on the CCC UK website.

The 22nd issue of Commodore Free has been released; this issue contains articles about The Commodore Computer Club UK, In the Beginning Part 7, Creating music with DMC and an interview with Stefano Tognon, editor of SIDIN magazine. It can be downloaded from CommodoreFree.com in PDF, text, HTML, D64 or SEQ files and the HTML version is mirrored here on the CCC UK website.

It's now possible for would be members to send their application in via the website, simply click here or follow the "membership" link from the website's navigation bar. Please note that once the form is sent, a representative of CCC UK will get in touch as soon as possible regarding payment for the membership so all of the personal details do need to be completed before sending.

We're in the final stages of setting up the Commodore Computer Club (UK) (CCC (UK)) which also means that we are taking formal membership. Fees start from just £3 for six months membership, up to £30 for life membership. For further information, please contact me, or ask questions on our club forums.

The 21st issue of Commodore Free has been released; this issue contains articles about Netracer, games with No Ending!, Paper SX 64 model, The Commodore Computer Club UK, In the Beginning Part 6, Creating music with DMC and interviews with Vinny Mainolfi, Antonino Porcino and Erik Schubach. It can be downloaded from CommodoreFree.com in PDF, text, HTML, D64 or SEQ files and the HTML version is mirrored here on the CCC UK website.

The first Commodore Computer Club UK demo, which was released at the first CCC UK meeting on the 26th July 2008 and developed by Conrad of Onslaught and Samar, has been added to the software page of the website.

The very first meeting of the Commodore Computer Club (UK) will be held on Saturday 26th July 2008, in Blackburn, Lancashire. Hosting the meeting will be Nigel Parker, of Commodore Free, and attendees so far include Shaun Bebbington (freelance writer for Micro Mart), Paul "Trooper" Green (PJG Developments) and Amy Pointing (creator of the Retrofaire).

This meeting will be used to agree club rules and procedures, talk about Commodore hardware and software, and to see who is the best at Wizball. If you are interested in attending, please email contact@CommodoreComputerClub.co.uk for further information.

Welcome to the official website of the Commodore Computer Club UK - the initial construction phase of the site was started today and, at the time of writing, at least some of the features are up and running correctly; a couple of banners are present to test the links (along with a version of the CCC UK banner) and there are a couple of news items to exercise the RSS feed and front page a little.

Oh, before i forget there's an RSS feed already bolted into the site (since the news is rendered from it) but anybody who signed their reader up during the site build should now delete and subscribe to the feed again - it won't break the site or anything, but the odds are your feed'll be going somewhat squiffy!