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New gym to open in Richfield Avenue in December

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Tuesday, October 28, 2025 6:10 am
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Village Health + Wellness Clubs is set to open its 34th location in the UK at Caversham Bridge, Richfield Avenue, in December. Picture: pixabay

Village Health + Wellness Clubs is set to open its 34th location in the UK at Caversham Bridge, Richfield Avenue, in December. Picture: pixabay

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A NEW gym and health club is set to open in Reading in December.

Village Health + Wellness Clubs is set to open its 34th location in the UK at Caversham Bridge, Richfield Avenue.

The new club has been designed as a full-service wellness service, including a fully-equipped Technogym fitness suite, Pilates studio, and group exercise classes led by expert instructors.

The gym features a functional training zone, AI-powered equipment, four exercise studios, changing facilities, cardio kits, and integration with an app for making bookings, plans, and community event.

Members will also be given access to a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, and whirlpool, with their membership.

Dean Kemp, National Sales & New Openings Manager at Village Health + Wellness Clubs, said: “We’re thrilled to be bringing the Village Health + Wellness experience to Reading.

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“Our new club combines cutting-edge equipment, premium facilities and a welcoming atmosphere that supports members in every stage of their fitness journey.

“Whether you’re training for performance, focusing on wellbeing, or simply looking to stay active, Village Reading offers something for everyone.”

The Village Health + Wellness Club is set to open in December.

More information is available via: villagegym.co.uk/locations/reading

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