ACO stands for Activity, Community and Opportunity. We are a Volleyball club for people with a disability who would like to play at a gentler pace than usual. The group is supported by Newbury Volleyball Club. Learn all the ball skills needed, and play a…

Find out about what is available  There are a number of ways to be more physically active in our district. For more information on the list of activities available visit West Berkshire Council's Physical Activities webpage. 

These are classes designed to help people either manage or recover from an existing condition, or to help those at risk of developing one. If you have been diagnosed with a mild mental health condition such as depression, stress or anxiety this group is for you.…

Aerobility has worked extremely hard to make sure that everybody can fly, whatever their disability. Aircraft adaptations, hoisting techniques and other solutions to make sure flying is fully accessible. Not everyone can go on to hold a licence, but everyone can fly as long as…

Held every Monday from 3.00pm 

Newbury Corn Exchange offer a programme of activities for people over 55 at various venues.  Activities and courses include: dance classes a choir a visual arts project an intergenerational poetry project between children and older people.  

Activities in the Parish Hall - Ladies group, for details visit the website  

An activity group for people with dementia, in a relaxed friendly environment. The opportunity to take part in a fun, structured activity. Activities can include art and craft groups, drama workshops, cognitive stimulation therapy (CST) groups, maintaining skills groups, bowling groups, skittles groups, walking groups,…

Activity group to enable people affected by dementia to read/write poetry over a lunch. The group is facilitated by a volunteer who encourages and supports people to take part.

Singing for the brain brings people together in a friendly, fun and social environment. Based around the principles of music therapy, the stimulating sessions include vocal warm-ups and singing a wide variety of familiar and new songs.  

Singing for the brain is based around the principles of music therapy and singing. The structured group sessions use music to encourage communication and participation and include opportunities to talk to other people. Each session includes a range of activities including vocal warm-up and singing…

Singing for the Brain brings people together in a friendly, fun and social environment. Based around the principles of music therapy, the stimulating sessions include vocal warm-ups and singing a wide variety of familiar and new songs.  

The Memory Cafe provides information about living with dementia and other services available locally in an informal and comfortable environment. A Dementia Cafe is also a place to relax, socialise and meet other people with dementia and their carers. Entertainment, speakers, raffles, quizzes, wordsearches and a…

A mix of seated yoga and gentle aerobic exercise suitable for all abilities, incorporating social time in a welcoming, supportive environment.

Join this group for approx 1 hour of gentle exercise

A safe place where women are accepted and valued regardless of age, ethnicity or faith.  We offer many different services including: A comfortable, friendly and enjoyable atmosphere. Hot meals and drinks all day! Ongoing creative arts and craft  Days out on organised trips Local support…

Join in for a great afternoon of arts and/or crafts activities. There is no commitment to regular attendance and no membership fee, though many people come every week to join in the relaxed, friendly atmosphere and try out some arty or crafty activities.  A number of…

All abilities welcome Having access to a wide range of leisure activities and facilities is important for everyone. No Limits will help the people they support enrich their social and life skills, as well as promoting a healthy lifestyle. Enquire about door to door transport.

For adults over 60 and over 50 for those with a disability or care and support needs, including carers who need a break from caring - either by attending the activity centre themselves or as a respite for the person they are caring for. We…

Autism Friendly Screenings at over 250 cinemas in partnership with Cineworld, ODEON, Showcase and Vue cinemas. Every month, each participating cinema shows a different film from a selection of new releases and classics including Pixar animations, Disney adventures and many more films suitable for all age ranges. What makes…