Pop-in Coffee Morning

We have recently moved our long running coffee morning, The Pop-In, from the council offices on Bridge Street, to the Hexagon. The Pop-In runs from 1000-1200 on a Thursday morning most weeks in the coffee bar next to the main entrance. Attendance costs £1 and over the coming months we will have regular information sessions and speakers as well as the usual friendly chat over drinks and biscuits. Anyone is welcome to Pop-In! It’s a handy place to stop for a natter on the way to the shops. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Reading Borough Council for hosting us in their building for many years and continuing to host us in the Hexagon.

If you fancy a nice place to sit and chat on your way into town on Thursday then why not join us?

We are there most weeks apart from the pantomime season. Most weeks are a social coffee morning, but every month we have a visiting speaker. the sessions are informal and chatty so everyone can join in rather than a "lecture" format.

To find out more, please contact us by calling 0118 950 2480. Or just Pop-In!

Pop In over 50s coffee morning
Every Thursday morning 10-12 at the Hexagon Cafe

Programme for 2019

24^th January	Speaker - Tania Christie will give a short talk and workshop on Thames Water’s Free Priority Service for older and vulnerable customers
31^st January	Monthly raffle and quiz
14^th February	Speaker Terry Dixon – Terry’s Guided walks round Reading featuring famous events, people, buildings and culture and heritage
28^th February	Monthly raffle and quiz
7^th March	Bingo
21^st March	Speaker – Christine Sanger (Age UK Trustee and Volunteer) will lead a reminiscence session with a Memory Box from Reading Museum
28^th March	Monthly raffle and quiz
4^th April	Book Swap
18^th April	Monthly raffle and quiz (note change of date)
25^th April	Speaker – Rhea Douglas from Reading Museum on Wheels will give short talk and bring objects and photographs from the Huntley and Palmer’s collection

No need to book, just turn up

For further information, pop in or contact us on:

0118 950 2480www.ageuk.org.uk/reading