Coronation Celebration Coffee Morning

Name: The Harpenden Trust
Address: Harpenden Trust Centre, 90 Southdown Road, Harpenden, Hertfordshire, AL5 1PS, United Kingdom
Telephone: 01582 460457

The Seniors Coffee Morning on Tuesday, 9 May had a special Coronation theme. Over 35 guests enjoyed tea, coffee, and biscuits at red, white and blue decorated tables with Union Jack napkins, whilst chatting about the Coronation celebrations which had taken place at the weekend.

The Seniors Coffee morning is held at the Harpenden Trust Halls on Tuesdays 10-11am and at The Salvation Army in the centre of Harpenden on Thursdays 10-11am. All seniors are welcome!

13 May 2023

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Check out all the activities taking place at the Harpenden Trust community halls at 90 Southdown Road - the Harpenden Trust Centre (opposite the Plough & Harrow pub) - and 130a Southdown Road - the Harpenden Trust Halls (above the Co-op) - click here to see the list.

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If you're ready to volunteer, or just thinking about exploring the possibility please do get in touch to find out more by calling the office on 01582 460457 or emailing at [email protected]. These are the latest two opportunities posted on our Specific Volunteering Roles section on the website - click here to see more.

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