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Access Self Storage launches annual Easter egg drive in aid of Reading Lions Club

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Thursday, March 19, 2026 6:05 am
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Access Self Storage is egging on residents to take part in its donation drive, which distributes Easter eggs to Reading Lions Club. Picture: via Access Self Storage

Access Self Storage is egging on residents to take part in its donation drive, which distributes Easter eggs to Reading Lions Club. Picture: via Access Self Storage

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A STORAGE company in Reading is launching an annual drive in aid of a local charity this Easter.

Access Self Storage is egging on residents to take part in its donation drive, which distributes Easter eggs to Reading Lions Club.

Thousands of Easter Eggs have been donated by stores local communities and customers since the Easter collections began in 2011

This year’s drive is in aid of Reading Lions Club, a group of friendly volunteers who aim to promote the health and wellbeing of the Reading community by improving the local environment, helping individuals in times of need, supporting Reading based community groups and local charities.

Donations can be made at the in Portman Road between until April 3, ahead of the charity collection and distribution in time for Easter.

Will Baker, Assistant Manager, Access Self Storage Reading said: “Everyone deserves a treat this Easter and we’d love to fill a whole storage unit with Easter Eggs.

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“It couldn’t be easier to donate, eggs can be dropped off at our Access Self Storage store, at any time.

“We want to be able to collect as many eggs as possible, and to distribute them to those in need, and helped by our chosen charity this year.”

More information about Access Self Storage is available via: accessstorage.com

More information about Reading Lions Club and its work is available via: readinglions.org.uk

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