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Depression Xpression holds regular informal coffee mornings at the Biscuit Factory, from 11am-12.30pm on Fridays. Picture: Carolyn Lenore via Pixabay

Depression Xpression holds regular informal coffee mornings at the Biscuit Factory, from 11am-12.30pm on Fridays. Picture: Carolyn Lenore via Pixabay

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A COMMUNITY GROUP is holding a weekly warm drink social.

Utulivu Women’s Group meet every Tuesday for fun activities over tea or coffee.

Sessions include games of Uno, Jenga or chess, as well as art therapy.

Visitors can access the organisation’s Community Wellbeing Hub, RG30 1AF, via the number 15, 15a, 16 or 17 buses.

The get-togethers take place from 11.30am-1pm and are supported by Mojato Media and Acre-Reading.

For more information, contact: admin@utulivu.co.uk

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