Book clubs in Workington
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Pam
I moved fairly recently to Distington and would be interested in a local reading group. I’m not a fast reader but I’d like to have a book on the go.
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I have always loved reading and enjoy all types of books, both fiction and non-fiction and everything from autobiographical to thrillers and the latest summer blockbuster. I’m keen to join a friendly group and live in between Whitehaven and Workington.
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I have just retired and moved back to Workington from Devon. I love historical drama and am a huge fan of Jane Austen
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Pica Book Club
The group of seven women, ranging from mid fifties to mid eighties, meets once a month at Maggie Bramley's house. Every session ends with a light supper, and the group jointly decides on their monthly selection of books. They have their own library which allows members to borrow books free of charge. They are now open to accepting new members.
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The Seaton Library Lit and Phil Group is a gathering of 12 women who hold a monthly meeting to discuss the book they've read with a glass of wine. Additionally, they also watch movies, attend poetry readings and plays, and get together to read and converse about poetry and other writings. The meetings take place at 88 Main Road in Seaton, Workington, Cumbria, CA141JE, and is hosted by the Cumbria County Council libraries service, particularly friendly to audio and visually impaired users.
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A group of mainly women, ranging in age from mid 40s to above 80, has been coming together every month for the past 6 years at the Seaton Library in Workington, Cumbria. They come to discuss a variety of books (poetry, biography, classical literature, and children's books, etc.) that they check out through Cumbria Library Services' Reading Groups Section. As the group is fairly large (15 members) it is currently closed. However, their oldest member has hinted at a possible vacancy in the near future. For members that are visually impaired, the library and the RNIB provide talking books or large print books. Every meeting starts with a discussion based on questions from websites, then refreshments, and often includes celebrations for birthdays, anniversaries, and even a summer trip to the coast. The group also arranges theatre visits, supports activities like fundraising, and participates in World Book Group.
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Meets at Distington library reading group on Run by M.Canfield Library service general group all ages. We meet at: church road, Distington, Workington, Cumbria, CA14 5TE Accepting new members
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Meets at Workington Library on Run by Pamela Wilkinson Library service Cumbria County Council - Libraries The Workington Library reading group meets on the first Wednesday of the month from 6-7pm. Currently approx 10 members - new members always welcome. Please contact the library for further information. We meet at: Vulcan's Lane, Workington, Cumbria, CA14 2ND Accepting new members
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The group, which is headed by Helen Towers, is comprised of individuals ages 30-60 and is open to new members. It takes place at Moorclose Library, located at Needham Drive, Workington, Cumbria, CA14 3SE.
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There is an open invitation to come join the reading group that meets at the Longtown Library! The group reads a wide range of genres and styles and everyone is welcome. This service is led by Carolyn White and the Library is located at the Lochinvar Centre, Longtown, Cumbria, CA6 5UG. They are currently accepting new members!
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