In 2016 airlines carried 3.7 billion passengers. This is set to rise to more than 8 billion by 2035. At the same time, climate scientists are warning that we have less than 12 years to make a significant reduction in our emissions in order to avoid catastrophic climate change.

This month will are joined by Anna Hughes, Director of Flight Free UK who will guide us on a journey of flying less. 

Then add more great songs, sung with The Word Of Bob, and all the other fun things that make a Sunday Assembly.

 

** About Sunday Assembly **

 

Sunday Assembly Reading is free to attend and runs entirely on donations.

 

The Sunday Assembly Reading is a SECULAR congregation that celebrates life, meeting once a month at The Reading Irish Centre.  Members of the Assembly believe in Living Better, Helping Often and Wondering More, for no other reason than to make the most of the one life we know we have. The morning is a lively combination of group singing, silly games, interesting words, and eating cakes,  in the company of a lovely diverse bunch of people.

 

The Sunday Assembly welcomes all - of all ages and of all backgrounds.

 

The best way to meet new people is to come early and enjoy some tea, coffee, homemade cakes and savouries (vegan-friendly).

 

We can always do with help, so if you want to really feel part of our community, offer a hand or two. Either contact us now or arrive a bit earlier on the day and we'll find you something fun to do.

 

* Travel *

 

The Assembly is at the Irish Centre, Chatham Street. Doors open at 10:30 am with the Assembly starting at 11.

 

See https://www.sundayassemblyreading.uk/contact for parking and other travel issues.

We will go to BrewDog is at 11 Castle Street after the Assembly. It is a 3 min walk from the venue and we typically get there about 13:15.