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Free health checks in Whitley

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Monday, November 14, 2022 6:05 am
in Health, Whitley
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Whitley's Well-being Wednesday returns on November 16. Picture: Manik Roy via Unsplash

Whitley's Well-being Wednesday returns on November 16. Picture: Manik Roy via Unsplash

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SOUTH Reading residents will have the opportunity to receive a health check on Wednesday, November 16.

The free appointments will be conducted by a Royal Berkshire Hospital nurse at 252 Northumberland Avenue as part of the Whitley Well-Being Wednesday initiative.

The project is organised by the Whitley Community Development Association in partnership with the Royal Berkshire Hospital’s patient experience engagement team.

Visitors are not required to book in advance and need only turn up on the day between 9am-3pm.

For more information, search: Whitley CDA on www.facebook.com

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