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Welcome to the Sussex Branch of BCS – The Chartered Institute for IT. With over 70,000 members, BCS is the world's leading industry body for IT professionals.

It is with deep regret that BCS Sussex announces the sad loss of Roy Newell on Saturday 24th July. Roy was a founding member of the British Computer Society and of its Sussex branch, as well as several other organisations. More details can be found on our News page.

The BCS Sussex branch committee would like to express its sincere condolences to Roy's family and friends at this time. Roy will be sadly missed by everyone involved with our branch, both past and present.

Roy Newell 1927-2010
Roy Newell 1927–2010

What do we do?

Our goal is to promote the local IT industry and support those who work in it. We arrange a variety of professional and social activities each year. As well as our regular programme of talks, we organise functions and award student prizes.

Our public talks are free to everyone and cover a wide range of IT topics. They offer a great opportunity to network with IT professionals. Our meetings are usually held at the University of Sussex.

To learn more about us, you can read a message from our chairman, see our latest newsletter, or simply explore our website.

How to get involved

Why not come along to our next event? You can enjoy a talk, take part in lively discussions and meet people who share a similar interest. You could even join our committee and help shape the future.

We are a friendly group and we welcome fresh ideas. Let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about this site or our branch. You can share your thoughts with any member of the branch committee.

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