Nortel Networks UK Pension Site
Watson Wyatt Limited - Administrators of the Nortel UK Pension Fund
Creed Veterans Society - Set up in April 2008 to replace the Creed QCC
Light Straw domain - a miscellany of old technology
Telecommunications Heritage Group UK - lots of items related to telephones and telephone systems
Bletchley Park - The official site of the National Codes Centre
Bletchley Park Bombe - John Harper's site on the rebuild of the Turing Bombe
www.theiet.org/archives - contains many of the company archives
www.museumoftechnology.co.uk - (shortly to move to Lincolnshire) - contains many samples of early STC components e.g. valves, semiconductors, microphones
Richard Epworth's Optical Fibre Systems Community Pages
Richard Epworth's page on Charles Kao
Several members of the STL QCC are actively involved in the Bishop's Stortford
branch of Cafe Scientifique.
Science Alive - Science Alive is a Harlow based organisation whose aim is to bring the excitement of science and technology to all, regardless of age or ability.
| Debbie Dye | Debbie worked as a photographer for STL and continues to work in that field. Quite a few of her excellent images taken at the STL Labs can be found on her website on the 'Commercial & Industrial' page. |
| Andrew Macpherson | At STL Andrew worked on e-mail,, network integration DNS rollout and IT security, and worked on projects through the ex ICL parts of the company in Manchester and Brussels, and more directly on the Energis Team. He represented the company in the European Forum for Open Systems. He has a blog for photography and a blog for email and web hosting |
| Keith Edwards | Keith left Nortel in June 2009 having started at STC Paignton
in 1983. He now runs Spectrum Insight Ltd. a technology consultancy specialising in wireless technology and associated intellectual property. |
| Andrew Tomlins | Andrew started at STC Basildon
in 1980 in the Transmission Products development team and moved to the STL
site in 1993/94 working on the development of SDH and ATM products until
2002. Andrew is involved with Harlow Conservation Volunteers and runs their website |