Lazer Quest in Coley Park
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Lazer Quest in Coley Park
by jonnyewing » 26 Jul 2010 10:05
If you have, or know anyone with, kids on holiday today, there's a free Lazer Quest event going on over in Coley Park right this minute. I think it may only be on for another couple of hours, so you'll need to think fast!
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Re: Lazer Quest in Coley Park
by jonnyewing » 30 Jul 2010 16:51
For anyone who is has children at a loose end, there will be a free climbing wall this coming Monday morning (August 2nd) at Coley Park between 10.30am and 12.30pm.
It's a service provided for Reading Council by Urban Play Rangers - they have their own website, although it has scant detail about their activities, unfortunately.
It's a service provided for Reading Council by Urban Play Rangers - they have their own website, although it has scant detail about their activities, unfortunately.
Need more business?
I'm one of a group of local business people who meet every week for lunch in Reading between 12.15pm and 1.45pm on Wednesdays. Our aim is simple: to refer new business to people we know, like and trust. If you're in business in the town and you'd like to come along and meet us, please drop me a line via the forum or visit blog.inframes.com.
I'm one of a group of local business people who meet every week for lunch in Reading between 12.15pm and 1.45pm on Wednesdays. Our aim is simple: to refer new business to people we know, like and trust. If you're in business in the town and you'd like to come along and meet us, please drop me a line via the forum or visit blog.inframes.com.
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Re: Lazer Quest in Coley Park
by Yola » 31 Jul 2010 09:26
The Lazer quest thing was at Arthur Newbery park on Wednesday last week (my older son went to this), and the climbing wall etc will be in Prospect Park this coming Wednesday as again, my children are being taken there as part of their holiday care activities. Lots to do by the sound of it - and all free!
Wednesday's child works hard for her living . . .
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Re: Lazer Quest in Coley Park
by keyclix » 31 Jul 2010 14:38
Yola wrote:The Lazer quest thing was at Arthur Newbery park
and all free!
No it's not. We, the tax- and ratepayers fund it.
Not nuffink is free
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Re: Lazer Quest in Coley Park
by Yola » 31 Jul 2010 17:15
keyclix wrote:Yola wrote:The Lazer quest thing was at Arthur Newbery park
and all free!
No it's not. We, the tax- and ratepayers fund it.
Not nuffink is free
I'm a tax payer too (not only my own but that of my employees too), and if it means children - whether mine or someone elses - get things to do which helps expand their horizons however slightly and gives them a memorable experience, then I'm happy for my tax to be used in such a positive manner
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