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Email RPCSG Nurse Support at rpcsgmedical@outlook.com

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EVENTS

Forthcoming Events

Tuesday, 15 September, 2026,12:00pm: RPCSG Meeting in the Waterside pub, Woodley

We've decided to repeat last month's meet at The Waterside pub in Woodley for a cool drink, tea, coffee or lunch instead of a walk this month. (Note this is not the Waterside Centre where we often start walks.)

We meet at The Waterside pub, Woodley at 12:00 pm when the pub opens. The Waterside, Fairwater Drive, Woodley, Berkshire, RG5 3EZ. Free parking.

Food is available for those wishing to purchase lunch - the pub's menu is online at the link https://watersidewoodley.co.uk/.

Friday, 2nd October 2026, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

The October support group meeting is an open meeting for chatting, and there's no presentation, and hence no Zoom meeting, but plenty of tea, coffee, and biscuits. In person at: St. Andrews Church,

Saturday, 17th October 2026, 08:30 to 16:00: RPCSG Prostate Cancer Awareness Event in Reading

We will be holding our annual Prostate Cancer Awareness Event oposite Marks and Spencer in Broad Street, Reading. Our RPCSG stand will be there from 09:00 to 16:00.

Please visit us there. We will have a range of leaflets, information and we can answer any queries you may have.

If you want some support before then, do call our support line for a chat on 0118 357 0482.

Previous Events

Friday, 4th September 2026, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

Reading Prostate Cancer Support Group Question and Answer session plus news items relating to Prostate Cancer.

Friday, 13th August 2026, 10:30: RPCSG Meeting in the Waterside pub, Woodley

Friday, 7th August 2026, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

Reading Prostate Cancer Support Group open in-person meeting at St. Andrews Church.

Saturday, 18th June 2026, 09:00 to 16:00: Prostate Cancer Awareness Stand in Broad Street, Reading

Our annual Awareness Event was cancelled due concerns over the high temperatures.

Tuesday, 14th July 2026, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk and Talk, Pangbourne to Goring

Pangbourne to Goring walk was cancelled due concerns over the high temperatures.

Saturday, 20th June 2026, 10:00 to 15:00: Prostate Cancer Awareness Stand at the Classic Car Show, Wokingham

Tuesday, 9th June 2026, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk & Talk, Aldermaston to Woolhampton

Tuesday, 5th June 2026, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

A talk by Diane Wootton on helpful exercises before and after trearment.

Tuesday, 5th May 2026, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk & Talk, Waterside Centre into Reading

Friday 1st May 2026, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

A talk by RBH consultant urologist, Mr Luke Stroman, on Prostate Cancer testing and screening.

Tuesday, 14th April 2025, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk and Talk &Coffee/Lunch, Pangbourne to Goring

Friday 10th April 2026, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

A talk by GP Dr Anant Sachdev on a GP's view of Prostate Cancer.

Tuesday, 17th March 2026, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk & Talk, Reading Town Centre to Burghfield

Friday 6th March 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting and AGM

Our AGM was followed by a Question and Answer session.

Tuesday, 17th February 2025, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk & Talk & Coffee/Lunch, Dinton Pastures Country Park

Friday 6th February 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

A talk by Professor Robert Thomas on "Lifestyle diet and gut after prostate cancer - what is the international evidence?".

Tuesday, 13th January 2025, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk & Talk, Waterside Centre to Caversham

Friday, 2nd January 2026, 18:15 for 18:45: Reading Prostate Cancer Support Group

Open in-person meeting.

Social Events

Friday, 3rd July 2026, 19:00 for 19:30: Summer Social

Friday, 6th December 2024, 19:00 for 19:30: Christmas Social

Wot No Pictures!

Previously we included pictures of these events, but it is not practical to ask everyone who may be shown in the photos for their permission to publish their image on our website. Given the constraints of the GDPR, we feel it is safer not to show pictures publically.