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SWAG #9 - Saturday 18th May, 10am - 10pm Sponsored by Stephen Jones of Checkmate We are returning to Chipping Sodbury near Bristol for our next meet but this time we will be in the presence of Stephen Jones of Checkmate. 30 Years after the original introduction of the Checkmate case, Stephen is...

11 hours of Amiga gaming, repairs, upgrading and with special guests! Make a weekend of it and join in the fun! Moving away from our usual Swindon Makerspace venue for this one-off special meet, the South West Amiga Group will be holding their next session in the modern Doddington Parish Hall...

SWAG Meet 8 - September 2018 About The South West Amiga Group (SWAG) originally formed in December 1997. They met once a month in Bristol to discuss their favourite computer. The group continued in various forms until 2005 when the group disbanded. In 2016, riding the wave of renewed interest...

SWAG Meet 6 - January 2018 About The South West Amiga Group (SWAG) originally formed in December 1997. They met once a month in Bristol to discuss their favourite computer. The group continued in various forms until 2005 when the group disbanded. In 2016, riding the wave of renewed interest...

About The South West Amiga Group (SWAG) originally formed in December 1997. They met once a month in Bristol to discuss their favourite computer. The group continued in various forms until 2005 when the group disbanded. In 2016, riding the wave of renewed interest in the platform, the group...

ABOUT The South West Amiga Group (SWAG) originally formed in December 1997. They met once a month in Bristol to discuss their favourite computer. The group continued in various forms until 2005 when the group disbanded. In 2016, riding the wave of renewed interest in the platform, the group has...

Initial post updates with MAS Player and Enemy 2 info.

About The South West Amiga Group (SWAG) originally formed in December 1997. They met once a month in Bristol to discuss their favourite computer. The group continued in various forms until 2005 when the group disbanded. In 2016, riding the wave of renewed interest in the platform, the group...

SWAG Meeting Number 2 - Update Line-up of Kit So far we are expecting… - An Amiga 500 with a Gotek drive. - An Amiga 1200, with ACA 1221, 4GB CF, network access and Gotek drive - Raspberry Pi running the latest version of Amibian - A600 with Vampire – watch this...

We used to meet in Bristol, but moved it along the M4 corridor to make it easier for people in the East to also get to us. The area is still served by the BBC Points West regional news programme ?

About The South West Amiga Group (SWAG) originally formed in December 1997. They met once a month in Bristol to discuss their favourite computer. The group continued in various forms until 2005 when the group disbanded. In 2016, riding the wave of renewed interest in the platform, the group...

SWAG Meeting #1 – Saturday 7th May 2016 Venue: The Makerspace, Swindon Attendees: Approx. 12 The seeds of the first SWAG meeting were sewn back in January of this year when Amiga user Brian Hedley created a thread over on the English Amiga Board, asking if there was a group of Amiga users in...

Final Call for First South West Amiga Group Meeting With the date of the first South West Amiga Group (SWAG) meeting fast approaching we thought we’d send out one final reminder before this Saturday’s event takes place. Brief details are: Date: Saturday 7th May Time: 12 noon – 4:00pm...

SWAG Meeting Update. As April marches ever onwards, we're getting closer to our first meeting, which takes place on Saturday 7th May. We've added two further 4-player simultaneous games to our roster. The first addition is the legendary Super Skidmarks. See if you've got what it takes to...

SWAG Meeting Update! I’d like to begin by thanking those who have already put their name down to attend the first of hopefully many SWAG meetings. At present we have 7 people confirmed as coming – a number which means that it’s more than worth us going ahead with the session. Naturally, it’s...