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Member of National University of the Third Age

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  • All day-time meetings
  • Various venues across Reading
  • A wide variety of interests catered for
  • Theatre visits & other outings

    OPEN MEETINGS are held
    at 2.15pm on the 4th Monday of the month
    in the Hall of Abbey Baptist Church
    Are you over 50, and no longer in full-time employment?
    THEN ---- find a group that interests you
    ->

Over 40 regular groups -

A Good Read
Ambles
Art Workshop
Big Band & Jazz Music
Bird Watching
Blanket Project
Books
Bridge
Chess
Church Buildings
Circle Dancing
Coffee Morning & Quiz
Computing
Crafts
Debating
Emmer Green Lunch Club
Enjoying Opera
Family History
French Conversation
French Films
French Story Reading
German Conversation
German Improver
Heritage
History of Art
Holidays


Intermediate Italian
Line Dancing
Madrigals
Members on their own   (MOTO)
Music Appreciation
Patchwork & Quilting
Petanque
Play Reading
Puzzle Corner
Scrabble
Science & Technology
Seated Exercise
Solo Sunday
Story Telling
Tai Chi
Table Tennis
Theatre
Town Study
Travel Talk
Vintage Films
Walking
Wit & Humour
Woodley, Shinfield &   Earley Lunch
Writing for Pleasure
Yoga

LATEST NEWS

Reading U3A have donated the results of their recent project
called "Living Memories of Reading" to the town's museum.

press release jan12

The "Living Memories of Reading" project, which received funding through Reading Borough Council's Community Grants scheme,
was conducted over a period of three years.
Elderly Reading residents were interviewed about their experience of the changes in Reading in the post War era and in particular being moved from the town centre streets to the new estates at Whitley, Coley, Caversham and Southcote.

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