Memory Lane Cafe: Welcoming Those with Dementia and Their Loved Ones

The Memory Lane Café is a place for anyone living with dementia and their loved ones to enjoy a cup of tea and a piece of cake in an understanding, relaxed environment. It is open every Monday (except Bank holidays) from 2.00pm-3.30pm at The Salvation Army on Leyton Green in Harpenden.

The café is run by Harpenden Town Council in partnership with The Salvation Army and the Harpenden Trust’s Wellbeing Hub and, following the relaunch in January, we are so pleased that it is already such a popular place!

If you or a loved one are living with dementia we would love to welcome you to the Memory Lane Café!

14 February 2022

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