Heritage Open Days Medieval Reading Walkabout The Greatest Knight, Vikings, Abbey, Reading 3Cs, food

Name: Heritage Open Days Medieval Reading Walkabout The Greatest Knight, Vikings, Abbey, Reading 3Cs, food
Start: 2025-09-20T10:30:00+01:00
End: 2025-09-20T12:30:00+01:00
Location: Meet outside Reading Minister Church main entrance, Reading RG1 2LG

Schedule

Sat Sep 20 2025 at 10:30 am to 12:30 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Meet outside Reading Minister Church main entrance, Reading RG1 2LG | Reading, EN

New 2025 Medieval Reading Walkabout (WB) - which started as a chance suggestion by Jennifer Berdollt. We will in our costumes take you back in time over a 1,000-year period, 476AD to 1450s. Jennifer has co-produced this Walkabout and will join me to co-lead.
Reading would have looked & felt so much different! Highlights include The Greatest Knight, Viking invasion, Abbey, Reading 3C’s, food & so much more.
NB PLEASE DON’T TURN UP without BOOKING. TO BOOK YOU MUST DO SO BY USING THIS LINK ONLY & Eventbrite - https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/submission-event/new-medieval-reading-walkabout-features-medieval-gothic-revival-architecture-the-greatest-knight-vikings-abbey-reading-3c-s-medieval-food-details-more-2025.html
NB THIS Medieval Reading WB IS BEING HELD ON 2 DAYS THU. 18th & SAT. 20th Sept. You need to choose either day!
NB THIS IS A FREE Heritage Open Days Event - Although if you would like to donate to my charities - Please make cash donation of £5 or £10 per adult & £1 - £2 per child over 5. Proceeds will be split equally between my causes for the year. From 6 April 2025 - 5 April 2026 these are:
1st a main charity – ‘The Ways & Means Trust’ - A Great local Charity, helping adults with learning or physical disabilities, or mental health disabilities. They provide social and practical skills for independent living, training, socialisation and work experience opportunities to assist adults to lead rewarding lives, realise their potential and to build their confidence.
Their objective is to bring a wider understanding of disability to everyone.
They provide a safe, empathic environment where people may learn about the routines of work in preparation for a wider role. The benefit of this is a safe, secure and friendly environment where people are able to make mistakes, but learn and grow from them, thereby gain confidence and the experience to take with them, either into the workplace or at home or living in the community.
In addition to working with the individual, they also include the person's support network in all decisions, providing the person gives us them authority; this might include parents, carers, social workers and or other government agencies. Their aim is always to deliver a ‘person-centred approach’, thereby creating a comfortable, non-judgmental environment which encourages each person to discover their own aptitude and skills. For more details, please go to - https://www.waysandmeans.org.uk/what-we-do/
2nd - main charity – ‘Camp Mohawk - Who are they - The Woodland Centre Trust CIO (registered charity number 1202580) operates a single facility, Camp Mohawk. In their own words, the charity exists to provide support for families who have a child, or in many cases multiple children, who have special needs. We have over 700 families who are actively using our services, together with groups from special schools, respite services and care facilities. We welcome over 1600 individual children and young people plus their parents / carers, totalling over 17,000 visitors a year. The families we support reside primarily in the South of the UK with the majority living within Berkshire and it’s surrounding counties but we do have significant numbers of families coming to us from as far afield as Southampton and South Wales.
If anyone would like any further information about them please do not hesitate to get in touch, via https://www.campmohawk.org.uk/ Also
For more details about what my walkabouts offer please see my Reviews :-
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g186363...
https://www.facebook.com/terrysreadingwalkabouts/reviews