Monthly meetings are held at 6:30pm til 8:00pm on the second Monday of the month at Maggie's Cheltenham.
Each month we have a meeting where those affected by Prostate Cancer can get together to share experiences, ask questions and receive advice.
We often have an expert speaker who will give a talk on a relevant subject.
This is followed by an opportunity for socialising and to ask questions relating to prostate cancer. This might be in a group discussion or informally, one-to-one .
A Clinical Nurse Specialist often attends our meetings so that medical questions can be answered by a professional.
Our monthly meetings are held in the Cheltenham Maggie's Centre. The Centre is close to the Oncology Unit of Cheltenham Hospital, near to the Fire Station.
- Is there parking?
- No, not on site but the Cheltenham Lido Car Park (marked with a P in the map above) is about a three minute walk away and does not charge at night time.
- Those with Blue Badges should be able to park in the road outside.
- Can I get there by bus?
- As this is in town, there are bus services to the hospital, especially service 99 that runs between Gloucester and Cheltenham Hospitals
- If you are having problems getting to our meetings, then please contact us as we can often find a convenient solution.
Can't make our Monday meetings? Why not come to the Prostate Cancer Partners' meetings instead!
Wednesday 17th April 2024, 7 to 9pm
April's meeting of the CPCSG's Partners Group, as usual at the Longford Inn Beefeater, Gloucester. Our usual Partners Group arrangements apply: Val & John will be in the foyer to greet you from 6.45 onwards, in time for our usual 7 o'clock booking. We usually have ladies on one table and gentlemen on a separate table, though should there be only a small group, we will share a table.
For newcomers: when you come in through the front door, just turn to the left to where there is a bar area.
We order at the table to save queueing at the beginning. Usually, we all pay separately at the end for our meals. If you've already eaten and don't want to eat, or just want a pudding, that's fine.
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