Phone RPCSG Support on 0118 357 0482

Email RPCSG Nurse Support at rpcsgmedical@outlook.com

Royal Berkshire Hospital - Nursing Support 0118 322 5111

EVENTS

Forthcoming Events

Friday, 6th June 2025, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

The RBH Cancer Rehab Team will talk about their facilities.

Men and their partners are welcome. In person at St. Andrews Church, London Road, Reading RG1 5BD and also on Zoom.

Please contact RPCSG Support if you would like details of the meeting on Zoom. Our support email address is support@rpcsg.org.uk, or call our support phone number 0118 357 0482.

Friday, 16th June 2025, 18:10 to 18:30: National Partners PCSG Meeting

National Prostate Cancer Partner Support Group meeting on Zoom (for partners only and not patients). This group supports partners of those diagnosed with Prostate Cancer.

Partners should email Janet Daykin <janetldaykin@gmail.com> and Caroline <carolineopcsg@gmail.com> if they wish to attend.

Sunday, 22nd June 2025, 14:00 to 17:00: Oxfordshire PCSG - River Boat Cruise

A river cruise is planned by the Oxfordshire PCSG and they have invited members of their neighbouring Prostate Cancer Support Groups to join them on the river cruise on Sunday 22 June 2025. They will cast off from Salter’s Boatyard in Meadow Way, Oxford at 2 pm and return there at 5 pm

As well as a relaxing afternoon on the river, accompanied by a jazz trio, there is a cash bar on the boat and tickets include scone, jam and cream together with tea or coffee.

Tickets cost £20 per person and bookings can be made by emailing treasurer@opcsg.org

Monday, 30th June 2025, 18:00: Living Well with Advanced Prostate Cancer Support Group

This online meeting is to help to support men with advanved prostate cancer.

Please email Aidan Adkins <aidan.adkins@tackleprostate.org> if you wish to attend.

Friday, 4th July 2025, 19:00 for 19:30: Summer Social

We are now planning for our Summer Social on Friday 4th July at St. Andrews URC, Reading.

This will be an informal event, with a light meal of sandwiches, nibbles, cakes, etc.; a quiz and raffle. The cost will be £10 per head, to cover the hall hire, food, and welcome drinks.

If you’d like to attend this enjoyable and informal event, please do let Alex Miles <alexbmiles@aol.com> know if you would like to attend.

Update: Alex needs to know if you will be attending by Sunday 29th June.

Thursday, 10th July 2025, 18:45 for 19:00: Prostate Brachytherapy UK Support Group Meeting on Zoom

The Prostate Brachytherapy UK Support Group is for those who have had, or who are considering Prostate Brachytherapy.

If you are interested in joining this group and the Zoom meeting, please email support@prostate-brachytherapy.uk

Previous Events

Tuesday, 13th May 2025, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk and Talk & Coffee/Lunch, Aston near Henley

Friday, 2nd May 2025, 18:15 for 18:30: Monthly Support Meeting

A talk on incontinence and its treatment options by Bob Yang.

Wednesday, 16th April 2025, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk and Talk, Basingstoke Canal, Winchfield

Friday, 2nd May 2025, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

Open in-person meeting.

Tuesday, 18th March 2025, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk and Talk & Coffee/Lunch, Pangbourne to Goring

Friday, 7th March 2025, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting and AGM

Held our AGM and then a talk from Steph Potter about the new Urology Building at RBH.

Tuesday, 11th February 2025, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk & Talk & Coffee/Lunch, Dinton Pastures Country Park

Friday, 7th February 2025, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

Andrew Gabriel gave a talk on Surviving Hormone Therapy.

Tuesday, 14th January 2025, 10:30 for 10:45: Walk & Talk, Waterside Centre into Reading

Friday, 3rd January 2025, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

Open in-person meeting.

Social Events

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.