This year's London Show is due to take place on Saturday the 28th 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 the AMCS Music Creation system
• ABug, the Acorn and BBC Micro User Group
• AMCOG Games, who are planning to show off a new game alongside their game SDK, retro sound synthesiser, and their sizable back catalogue of previous releases
• Jon Abbot's Archimedes Software Preservation Project will be demonstrating various classic Acorn-era games running on both new and old systems, thanks to the impressive ADFFS
• Archive Magazine, who will be celebrating their 30th birthday, with DVDs available of all their back issues
• Paul Emerton's BBC Media Preservation, performing important work to preserve Acorn's history in UK TV broadcast production
• BeebOPL Synthesiser, the hardware addon that gives your Beeb the audio power of early SoundBlaster cards
• CJE and The Fourth Dimension with plenty of RISC OS hardware and software for sale
• Elesar Ltd, who will most likely have a Titanium or two on display, along with their CloudFS and FontDirectoryPro software products, and the reveal of a mysterious new product
• The latest beta of Impression X
• MW Software, back by popular demand
• Organizer
• Orpheus Internet
• Chris Hall's PiGPS
• R-Comp, who will also have plenty of RISC OS hardware and software for sale
• RISC OS Bits, offering spares and oddities for the discerning RISC OS user
• Retro Software, who will have a selection of their many retro game releases on show, as well as previews of in-development titles
• Neil Fazakerley's Riscy Robots powered by the Raspberry Pi
• RISC OS Open Ltd, who are likely to have at least one newly updated product available
• ROUGOL who are contractually obliged to turn up because this is their show
• RPCEmu
• Sine Nomine Software, who are promising to have a major new release of RiscOSM available, alongside their other products
• Soft Rock Software
• Steve Fryatt and his software
• Tricky Gaming for old and new fans of old and new games on the BBC Micro
• VideoNuLA, a modern video enhancer for the BBC Micro which offers many improvements over the original ULA chip
• And of course the charity stand, who will be raising money for Combat Stress.

The theatre schedule is yet to be finalised, and with the number of new and interesting exhibitors it's anyone's guess who's going to be filling the slots. What are your predictions?
 
For up-to-the-minute show news, remember to check out the show website.