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Walks suitable for people living with dementia and their carers. As we emerge from lockdown we are helping people get back outside and enjoy some exercise whilst meeting new people.
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- Once every two months - Please check for specific dates each monthLocal Residents working along side Police and Council Staff to problem solve both criminal and community issues within the North Reading area
- A group of residents in the Oak Tree Road area of Tileburst who inform and represent their community.RG31 6JU
- Helping disabled people to get involved in sport
- People accompanying wheelchair users get free admission to events at the Hexagon Theatre, Concert Hall, Town Hall and South Street Arts Centre, They can also arrange escorts for wheelchair users to give regular carers a break.Queens WalkReadingRG1 7UA
- last Wednesday of the month - 1:30 pmLike minded people who gather once a month to exchange ideas, learn new techniques and share their knowledge and skills. We welcome anyone with an interest in needlework and embroidery, from beginners to those who have enjoyed using a needle and thread over time. We…David's HallPalmer Park AvenueReadingBerkshireRG6 1DN
- Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:30pm.Age UK Berkshire information and advice telephone and email service is available 9am-4:30pm Monday to Friday with out of hours calls being picked up by the national call centre Age UK Berkshire is the the leading organisation providing servcies, support and information to anyone interested…Broad Street MallREADINGBerkshireRG1 7QE
- Monday to FridayFun, friendly and fullfilling activities for the over 50s to help you stay fit and healthy. All activities are offered on a pay as you go basis. Current activities include Tai Chi, badmington, historical walks, singing group, scenic and photographic walks and walking football.Broad Street MallREADINGBerkshireRG1 7QE
- The Age-friendly places guide is a tool to support local dialogue in communities about the importance of age-friendly places and gives suggestions for how we can make our communities a great place to grow older. Age-friendly places are communities where age is not a barrier…Broad Street MallREADINGBerkshireRG1 7QE
- Sunday 25th June 2023: 12 noon to 6pmEast Reading Festival is a celebration of all things East Reading, to celebrate the community in all it's diversity. Visit their website to find out more.Palmer ParkWokingham RoadReadingRG6 1LF
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