The AGM of the Royal Berkshire Hospital Foundation Trust is on 11th July. Membership of the Trust is free and puts you in touch with developments at the hospital. The AGM is at the Palmer Building at the University of Reading on Thursday 11th July. It starts at 6:15pm with time to look round the exhibition. The formal meeting includes a presentation by the Emergency Department.

The board of the South Reading CCG met in public for the first time at the Museum of English Rural Life on Wednesday, 19th June, 2013. Highlights of the meeting were a review of the year's aims for the CCG, the quality scorecard up to 2 months back, the risk analysis, budget reports and plans. Quality strategy and policies on risk assessment and safeguarding were adopted. Dr Elizabeth Johnston, reviewing the year's aims, noted that South Reading CCG area was the area in Berkshire West with the most children.

We will be meeting between 6pm and 7:30pm on Wednesday, 26th June at the University Health Centre, 9, Northcourt Avenue, Reading RG2 7HE. We will be discussing latest developments in local commissioning of heathcare, we will review the CCG's prospectus, lay board member Christopher Mott will explain his position and duties, report on the public CCG board meeting and the public Health and Wellbeing board meeting and there will be time for members to bring up other particular concerns. Anyone registered with a practice in the South Reading CCG area may attend.

We will be meeting from 6pm to 7:30pm on Wednesday, 29th May 2013 at 9, Northcourt Avenue, Reading, Berks, RG2 7HE. Anyone registered with a practice in the South Reading CCG area may attend. If you have not been before please contact Karen Grannum on email address karen.grannum@nhs.net or on telephone 07500 072 720 to give your contact details beforehand.

We will be meeting between 6pm and 7:30pm on Wednesday, 26th June at the University Health Centre, 9, Northcourt Avenue, Reading RG2 7HE. We will be discussing latest developments in local commissioning of heathcare, we will review the CCG's prospectus, lay board member Christopher Mott will explain his position and duties, report on the public CCG board meeting and the public Health and Wellbeing board meeting and there will be time for members to bring up other particular concerns. Anyone registered with a practice in the South Reading CCG area may attend.