LEO editor

IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, Vol. 25, No. 2, pp. 3-13, April-June.

Resurrection, Issue 34, Spring,http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/CCS/res/res33.htm#f

essays and reminiscences by LEO people compiled to Hilary Caminer. honour the role played by Peter Bird in bringing public attention to the history of LEO and of the Lyons Food Empire, Published by LEO Computers Society, 108 pages. Available from Hilary Caminer. http://www.leo-computers.org.uk/images/LeoBookWeb.pdf 

Book was launched September 28th 2022 by Zoom to an international audience and included presentations by Catherine Griffith of the AITT Trust, Peter Byford, Hilary Caminer, Lisa McGerty and Frank Land and included a question and answer session and comments by members of the audience. For a recording of the event and purchase of the book https://www.leo-computers.org.uk/launch-of-the-massively-revised-leo-remembered-on-28-september/

Edited version of presentation at the unveiling of the plaque commemorating 65 years of business computing at Lyons Walk, including presentations from Peter Byford, Frank Land, Dame Stephanie Shirley and Tony Morgan,
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1W7crYOqEN3ZGD6qet3i1kMkuWYKbzU6K/view?usp=share_link

Leo Computers Society Vol. 4, Spring 2018, pp. 1-22, 
http://www.leo-computers.org.uk/images/LeoNewsletterSpring2018.pdf
The issue includes articles by Peter Byford, John Daines, Frank Land, Lisa McGerty, Elisabetta Mori, Phillip Bird, Mike Storey, Tony Morgan, Stan Holwill, Bill Forfar, WEJ Parry, Tony Davies, Bob Stevenson. The issue can be read or downloaded from the LEO Computers Website at http://www.leo-computers.org.uk/

The issue includes articles by Peter Byford, Lisa McGerty, Jude Brimmer, John Daines, Tony Morgan, Frank Land, Neil Lamming, Lex Korngold, John Hoey Peter Hermon, John Aeberhard Carole Hyman and Neville Lyons. LEO Matters can be downloaded from the LEO Computers website.

Leo Computers Society Vol. 8, Winter 2020, pp. 1-17. Accessing LEO Matters as of November 2020: Firstly the edition is embedded in LEO Computers Society new Website as a “Post” which means members will be able to comment or ask questions when they view it. To do this you members have to be logged in but if members click on “Leave a Comment” in the Post the system will ask them to log in. Login details are the email address used in this message and the password is teashops .Secondly the contents list in the document will take you directly to the article if you click on an item. There is also an external contents list which will take you to the page of each article. (However due to a small technical issue it only takes you to the page so you should scroll down if you don’t see the article you expect)
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Leo Computers Society Vol. 9, Spring 2021, pp. 1-16. This Issue – Index 1. Message from our Chairman Peter Byford, pp. 1 -2. Letter from HM Queen Editor pp. 2-3. Special Visit to Cadby Hall Neville Lyons pp. 3-4. NHLF Project Update Lisa McGerty, pp. 4-5. Zoom, Zoom, Zoom Hilary Caminer, pp. 5-6. Braille Computing Tom Brooks pp. 6-7. Sporting and Social Side Peter Byford p. 8. My Rugby Days Fred Whittaker pp. 9-10. LEO Bridge Teams Tom Brooks, Mike Lawson Dave Alterton p.10. LEO Strikes Oil Mike Hancock p.11. LEO Master Routine Michael Guy p.12. Our Latest Trustee Philip Cleary p.13. (Editor: Can anyone identify people on photos? p.14.) Dates for your diaries p.15.

In celebration of World Women’s day, March 8th, 2021. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/mv115mrn11zy5mk323wy9/Women-s-Day-Zoom-8March-2021.docx?dl=0&rlkey=55962nhxf0tyftgsu1rlp000a