Originally Posted by bose-x
soay, with all due respect do you have any idea how a website is produced? There is no such thing as a 'software package' to do this.
As it happens, yes I do. If you look at aopa.org, you'll see that they have implemented a fairly straightforward xhtml publishing system. At a guess, the back end is probably fed from an SQL database which is maintained by simple authoring tools. Their framework looks perfectly suitable for use by AOPA UK, and a dedicated server costing £40/month should be more than adequate for the current low level of traffic. If they talk nicely to their US counterparts, they may even find the Americans are willing to host the site for them.
Originally Posted by IO540
A website is a minor issue.
Not when it's the public face of an organisation that's supposed to represent its members.