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User Groups
| Location | Linux User Group |
|---|---|
| Berkshire | SCLUG: Silicon Corridor Linux User Group supports users of Linux-based operating systems in Reading, Maidenhead, Slough, Bracknell, Windsor, Newbury, and the surrounding areas. |
| Blackpool | Blackpool Makerspace meets virtually every Saturday at 10am using Jitsi. |
| Birmingham | BLUG: Birmingham Linux User Group works by mutual consent and decisions (such as they are) will usually be taken by people who come to their meetings. |
| Bradford | BradLUG: Bradford Linux Users Group is a self-help group for Linux, Open Source and Free Software users in and around the Bradford District, West Yorkshire. |
| Gloucestershire & Cotswolds | GLOSLUG: Gloucestershire and Cotswolds Linux User Group aims to support each other in using Linux or other Free Software products, and to promote their use within the county. |
| Hereford | Herefordshire LUG meets on the fourth Wednesday of most months, (except December) usually upstairs at The Courtyard, Hereford, from 7.30pm. |
| Keele | StaffsLUG: Staffordshire Linux User Group has been a project of Function Office since 2016. |
| Lincoln | Lincoln LUG is a social group who meet once a month to discuss the latest Linux news, free software and open-source related projects. |
| Newcastle upon Tyne | TLUG: Tyneside Linux User Group has informal drop ins and occur between 12 noon and around 3pm on the first Saturday of each month. |
| Norwich and Ipswich | ALUG: Anglian Linux User Group is a group of Linux loving geeks primarily based in Norfolk and Suffolk but the LUG covers the whole of the East Anglia area. |
| Nottingham | NLUG: Nottingham Linux Users Group is a very informal group which meets twice a month or more. |
| Rugby | Rugby LUG is an active and growing group in the West Midlands who share an interest in Free and Open Source software and hardware. |
| Southend-on-Sea | SoSLUG: Southend on Sea Linux User Group is Southend's local fortnightly computing & electronics club. |
| Swindon | Wiltshire LUG serves to assist users of the Linux operating system, promote Linux, and provide a forum for the Linux community of this region. |
| Wellington | SLUG: Shropshire Linux User Group has "the desire to learn and use Linux in better ways, and to share our discoveries with others who share our quest for knowledge". |
| Wolverhampton | Wolves LUG meet every two weeks to discuss Linux and other Open technologies, eat lots, drink lots and generally hang out and be social. |
London is home to 8 million citizens who communicate using different languages. It is estimated that there are more than 300 different languages spoken in London. London is the 6th biggest French city.