The Berkshire branch runs at least one event per month, except in August when we take a break. We run public events which are open to everyone, and member events for current and potential members of BCS. We also run special events for local organisations. Sometimes we advertise external events that may be of interest to our members. For further details of external organisations see our links page. Some of our events are supported by volunteers.
For full details of each event, and a booking link, click its title. If there is no link, bookings are not open yet, but please save the date.
We also run events for schools in Berkshire and support careers fairs in Berkshire, South Bucks and Surrey. See our Schools page for more information. To know more about or help us with any of our events, including for schools, contact events.berkshire@bcs.org.uk .
Thursday 20 June, All day, Teen Tech, schools careers fair. Venue: Hampshire Court Hotel, Centre Drive, Chineham, Basingstoke, RG24 8FY
Thursday 20 June, 18:30 - 21:00, 5G - Connected Communities and its impact on Industry & IT , 5G has been forecast to have an impact as profound as electricity. Whilst there is a degree of hype within that statement, the attention and investment focused on 5G, globally and in the UK, indicates the level of transformation that 5G development will facilitate across business and industry. Venue: CGI IT UK Ltd, 250 Brook Drive, Green Park, Reading, RG2 6UA
Tuesday 9 July, 19:00 - late, Reading Geek Night, Tech Talks on 2nd Tuesday of every month. Free of charge, no booking required.
Talks commence at 8.00pm and last 20-25 mins with breaks of 15 mins for networking and beer. Venue: Walkabout, Wiston Terrace (off Friar Street), Reading, RG1 1DG
Wednesday 17 July, 19:00 - 21:00, Anyone can Code, Dr Edmund Furse, MD of Imitation Ltd, will introduce a powerful new learning method that allows novices to develop applications with no knowledge of progamming - in short, the art of coding by imitation. Free of charge. This will be an updated version of a talk given by Dr Furse to BCS Oxfordshire on 11 October 2018. Because the material is new and under strict copyright, the slides will not be available online.
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