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Let's Get Moving

Getting fit and doing physical activity can be daunting. The Culture and Sport Development Team are launching a brand new free programme to help you get physically active!

Introducing...
Let's Get Moving!

Let's Get Moving aims to help you become more active! It involves one to one sessions with a physical activity expert who will tailor make a specific programme for you to access physical activity. If you haven't been active for a while don’t worry – there are plenty of activities designed for people like you which our physical activity experts will advise you on. With support and guidance, you get enjoy all the benefits of activities that are just right for you!

How it will work

Bookings open 18th October 2010

Come and join us for this fantastic opportunity!

 Contact the Culture and Sport Development Office on 0118 937404

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Contact Sport Reading

Culture and Sport Development Team
Reading Borough Council
Town Hall
Blagrave Street
Reading
RG1 1QH

Tel: 0118 937 4047
Fax: 0118 901 5720

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