What's been happening
Caversham market moves to Grove Road shop
Submitted by gill on Sat, 13/02/2010 - 10:03. Front page | NewsFrom Monday 22nd February, the Caversham market, formerly held at Mapledurham Playing Fields Pavilion, has moved to the True Foods shop at Grove Road in Emmer Green.
Renew your membership
Submitted by gill on Tue, 05/01/2010 - 10:38. News | Inside pageLast year we moved to an annual membership system so now is the time to renew for another year. For the small sum of five pounds you can continue to benefit from special members-only discounts and make your contribution to the success of our favourite local food market. Look out for information at the markets.
Not a member? Then look at our page about joining the Co-op.
Final market at RISC
Submitted by gill on Sun, 13/12/2009 - 11:39. Front page | NewsPlant Swap at Downshire Market
Submitted by gill on Fri, 16/10/2009 - 14:12. News | Inside pageWe have started a list of plants available and plants wanted and are arranging dates to bring plants in for collection by future owners. So far plants available include chives, sage, wild strawberry, lovage, crocosmia, cape gooseberry, michaelmas daisies and wild cyclamen. Some plants will have photos as their names are lost in time, so don’t worry if you don’t know what your plants are called, that’s all part of the fun.
Downshire Square Market is held at All Saint’s Church Hall, Downshire Square (between Bath Road and Tilehurst Road) 5pm – 8pm every Tuesday.
New Central Reading Market on Wednesday evenings
Submitted by gill on Thu, 17/09/2009 - 16:29. News | Inside pageFrom Wednesday 30th September a new central Reading market at the Wesley Methodist Church Hall from 5pm to 8:15pm has been running. This has been the alternative venue for the fortnightly Saturday market when the RISC hall has been unavailable, so regular customers should be able to find it. There's parking beside the church off Queen's Rd, and the market entrance to the hall is on Watlington Street. The introduction of this venue fills the long standing gap in the weekday evening markets.
Turn out on the first evening was good with over 45 people coming through the doors. This included a few old friends but also many newcomers, who we hope will make True Foods a regular part of their shopping pattern
