This year's London Show is due to take place on Saturday the 26th of October, at the usual location of the St. Giles Hotel in Feltham. The show runs from 11 AM to 5 PM, with tickets being £5 at the door (and under-16's free). Exhibitors this year are set to include:

• 3rd Event Technologies, with their Advanced Music Creation System
• Adrian Lees with Aemulor, Geminus, and "a major new application"
• Anthony Bartram of AMCOG Games, who is planning on bringing along his latest game (provisionally titled "Star Mine"), along with the AMCOG Development Kit and RDSP sound synthesiser
• BBC Media Preservation with Paul Emerton
• Chris Hall, who will be selling his new !FamTree app, as well as showing off his Raspberry Pi powered GPS unit
• CJE Micro's / The Fourth Dimension, who will have the usual smorgasbord of items on sale, including their RapidO Ti, RapidO Ig, and RaspberryRO Lite desktop systems, and their Pi-topRO v2 laptop.
• Daryl Dudey, who will be showing off the 3D graphics engine he's been developing
• Richard Keefe with the latest beta of the 32bit-compatible Impression X
• Jim Russell, who will be showing off his Raspberry Pi-powered BBC Micro
• Nigel Willmott with Organizer
• Orpheus Internet
• R-Comp with their ARMX6, mini.m and TiMachine desktops, ARMbook laptop, assorted VirtualRPC-based solutions, and their latest software updates
• Andy Marks' RISC OS Bits, including the rugged BÜRP cases, si.zeRO systems, and Raspberry Pi starter packs.
• RISC OS Developments Ltd, with progress updates on all things RISC OS Development-y
• RISC OS Open Ltd, with progress updates on all things RISC OS Open-y
• Riscy Robots, with progress updates on all things robot-y
• Show organisers The RISC OS User Group Of London
• RPCEmu developers Matthew and Peter Howkins, who will be showing off the long-desired new "Easy networking" feature
• Vince Hudd with various Soft Rock Software titles, and a handful of RiscPC-style Raspberry Pi cases
• Richard Broadhurst's Tricky Gaming titles for the BBC Micro
• The University of Cantabria, who recently developed the RISC OS-based UCDebug debugger to use as a teaching aid in their computer courses
• Rob Coleman with his VideoNuLA BBC Micro graphics enhancer, along with the latest version of his port of Doom to the BBC Micro (with Raspberry Pi co-processor)
• Tom Williamson, who will be talking about his WiFi Sheep podcast & YouTube channel
• And last but not least, the charity stand, who will be raising money for Combat Stress

Currently the theatre presentations are expected to include R-Comp, RISC OS Developments, RISC OS Open, the University of Cantabria, and WiFi Sheep - but make sure to check the show website for any future additions.
 
As usual we plan to have a roving reporter at the Show so remember to visit The Icon Bar for our show report and pictures.