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EVENTS

Forthcoming Events

Tuesday 10th September 10:30am: Walk and Talk, Reading Town Centre to Burghfield

The walk will be approximately 4 miles along the Kennet Canal starting at Cafe Nero, the Oracle Centre, RG1 2AG (by canal side) and will be one way, finishing at The Cunning Man Pub, Burghfield for refreshments and returning by bus to Reading town centre. There is a bus stop outside the pub and the frequency is every 30 minutes.

You might want to arrive in Reading town centre using public transport due to parking costs, depending where you live.

Partners are very welcome on the walk and it is very beneficial for new members.

If you have any enquiries about the walk please contact Richard Brown on 07973 662925.

Saturday, 14th September 2024, 10am to 4pm: Prostate Cancer Awareness Event

Tesco, Finchampstead, Wokingham have arranged for us to hold a Prostate Canncer Awareness event at the superstore.

If you would like to help, please contact Nigel Booth, on 07593 766 984.

Previous Events

Friday, 6th September 2024, 18:15 for !8:45: Monthly Support Meeting

A talk by Ed Morgan on 'Developments in Prostate Cancer Management'.

Friday, 2nd August 2024, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

A talk by Andrew Gabriel on 'How Hormone Therapy Drugs Work'. A recording of Andrew's talk is available in the Videos webpage.

Tuesday, 9th July, 10:45: Walk & Talk, Waterside Centre to The Mill at Sonning

Tuesday, 11th June, 10:45: Walk & Talk, Pangbourne to Goring

Saturday, 29th June, 10am to 4pm: Prostate Cancer Awareness Stand, Broad Street Reading.

We ran our annual Broad Street awareness event.

Wednesday, 15th May 2024, 10:30: Walk & Talk, Roman Silcester

Friday 5th April 2024, 18:15 for 18:45: Monthly Support Meeting

Social Events

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.