Here is a smorgasboard of websites that have quite a bit to do with the ZX Spectrum, some more than others. Not very exciting, but then again, how do you make a list of URLs zing? Never mind...

In theory, this list should get updated on a semi-irregular basis. If you do find that one of these links doesn't work, please let me know.

- a blatant plug - this is my weblog.	The best homage to the best Spec mag around.	Crash online edition webzine honouring Crash magazine.	SU magazine online as the Crash site, but for SU.
if you've ever looked, touched or just played on a Speccy, visit this site. Supremely excellent.	Cronosoft software company which sells new games for the Spectrum, C64, BBC and other old 8bit machines.	Retro*Gamer UK news-stand magazine which covers old 8bit home computers and some games consoles. I'm occasionally on the R*G message boards under my 'monicker' Michaelf.	Ian's Homepage fellow Amigan Ian is the creator of ASp Speccy emulator and also a couple of other useful snippets, like a Quake patch.
The Shaw Brothers website. The Spectrum section includes lots of information about their games.	The Egghead and Haunted House Site Two (rather good) ex-covertape games and other Spectrumness produced by Jonathan Cauldwell.	Website featuring retro arcade games, cabinets and other retro goodness	A little joke just load the page - it's quite amusing ;-)
Home of a variety of ZX goodness, including the Gamebase ZX - well worth a visit	YS: A Celebration Fanboy webzine. Not too bad, and sufficiently different from the YS R'n'R Y site	Rebelstar features Speccy remakes for the PC and Crash-smashed Speccy games.	Andy's ZX Spectrum Page Various Speccy stuff, but more importantly, is a despository for YS, Crash and SU covertapes.
UVL - Universal Videogame List Not exclusively a Speccy site, but it's quite interesting, especially if your retro-gaming extends beyond the wonderful Rubber Beermat.	YS2/100 This site is more of an A-Z of YS. Quite interesting, in a 'behind the scenes of YS' type way.	Screen$ A directory containing Spectrum (C64 & Amstrad) LOADing screens. Not as dull as it may sound...	ZX Maps A very useful site which contains lots of Spectrum game maps made up of actual screen shots.