How to Join (new members) & Renew (current members)

The Ring has reached a milestone of 500 members and is moving to the next phase of its growth. As part of this it is offering FREE MEMBERSHIP TO ALL NEW MEMBERS for a period of 3 years. Just fill in the online application form below and click on the Submit button

Once you have joined, you will receive a username and password to log on to the site.

For current members who are renewing, there is a new special low rate of £12 for subscription by standing order. This rate applies to all those subscribing by standing order irrespective of membership category (excluding Life membership). A standing order form can be found below.

If you are renewing your membership, please check your Who's Who entry and update it as necessary.


A standing order form (£1 per month or £12 per year) can be found below.

For renewal by cheque, bank transfer and credit card, the renewal subscription rates are as follows:

Annual Graduate: £12 (applies to those who have graduated within the last 3-6 years)
Annual Ordinary (Computer Lab graduates): £48 (£35 if resident in Scotland or N.Ireland)
Annual Overseas: £25
Annual Senior (over 65): £35
Annual Associate (Cambridge graduates from other disciplines working in computing careers): £75
Annual Student: £24 (for Cambridge graduates who are reading for further degrees at other Universities)
Ordinary Life Membership: £800
Associate Life Membership: £1200

If you wish to pay by cheque, please make it payable to Cambridge Computer Lab Ring and send it to The Ring, William Gates Building, JJ Thomson Avenue,CB3 0FD.

Payment can also be made via bank transfer to the Ring's account. Please contact the Ring office for our bank details.

If you would prefer to pay by credit card please click here.



If you require a receipt for expense purposes, please contact us.

Cambridge Computer Lab Ring has now been approved by the Board of HM Revenue and Customs under Section 344 of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 with effect from 6th April 2005. This means that Ring members can claim tax relief on their annual subscription. The relief is backdated to the start of this tax year, namely 6 April 2005, so members may wish to obtain a deduction for their annual subscription in respect of subscriptions paid after 6 April 2005.

If you have any questions please call 01223 763585 or email jan.samols[at]cl.cam.ac.uk