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Who can attend?
Anyone! Whether you are on your own, with a friend, with a person you care for, a parent with a baby/ young child, young or older – all are welcome.
Do I need to book before I attend?
No, you do not need to book, just come along – look for the Tea ‘n’ Talk table signs and pull up a seat.
Which group should I attend?
We have lots of groups all over Bradford District and Craven based in community cafes and venues. Some of our groups are specific are for men or women, other groups have volunteers there who can speak Punjabi and Urdu. We also have groups designated as LGBTQ+ and Dementia friendly locations. If you’re not sure which group is right for you, please contact us by email on [email protected]
MORRISONS CAFE
WESLEY’S CAFE BAILDON CHURCH
MENSTON LIBRARY
IDLE COFFEE HOUSE
CITY LIBRARY
MANNINGHAM MILLS
GRANGE INTERLINK COMMUNITY CENTRE – LADIES ONLY
THE BOTHY
THE BOTHY – with board games
INTOUCH CAFE DINER
GRANGE INTERLINK COMMUNITY CENTRE
HORTON GRANGE PRIMARY SCHOOL
RESTORE RECOVERY COLLEGE
CAKE’OLE
THE SOROPTIMIST ROOMS
There are no Tea ‘n’ Talk groups scheduled on Sundays. If you need emotional support please call Guide-Line.
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