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Lunchlinks West Network's List of Lunch Opportunities for the Over 50'S Lunchlinks West Network’s list of lunch opportunities for the over 50’s Supported by Search-Helping Older People in the West of Newcastle Telephone: 0191 2737443 Lunch Club Day Location and contact Lead By Cost Capacity Any other Network Name info support required MONDAY Chain Monday 2pm Bedeburn Rd, Newcastle Chain Contribution 20 People Referrals Reaction – 3.30 pm upon Tyne NE5 4JQ Reaction at to Friendship Karen at Chain Reaction at Search and Refreshments Group Search 0191 2737443 Volunteers Simonside Centre. Newbiggin Hall Buy and Bite Mondays West Denton Morrison Chain £5 11 people Café Menu Referrals and West Denton 11am – Safia at Lunchlinks at Reaction at Transport, Transport, Support Morrison 1.30pm Search 0191 273 7443 Search Staff Morrison more can and Menu costs join just for (Covers West Volunteers for meal Lunch Denton, Chapel House/ Chapel Park Lemington, Throckley) 1 TUESDAY Manisty Tuesday Manisty House, Atherton Tenants From £1 for a 25 People By Referral or Referral House Lunch 12pm-2pm Drive, Benwell, Newcastle Group bowl of soup open to Club upon Tyne NE4 7UN Volunteers or jacket Tenants of Safia at Lunchlinks at potato Manisty Search 0191 2737443 House Denton youth Tuesday Hillheads Road, West Staff £3.50 30 People 2 Course Referrals and 11.30am - Denton, NE5 1DN Lunch, Cup of community 1.30pm Tel: 0191 264 7566 tea. project West End Tuesdays Lanercost Drive Fenham Volunteer £3.50 25 people 2 course Referrals Reformed term time Mrs Pat Fox Tel: 0191 267 meal, cup of Church only 11am – 0512 tea. 1pm St James Tuesday Benwell Lane opposite Volunteer Donate what Unlimited Drop in style, Referrals, Church 11.30am – Lidl’s. you can Sandwiches, Training 1.30pm Benwell. afford cakes, scones No need to book Coffee 10am-12noon St Roberts Church, Volunteer Contribution Unlimited Coffee Referrals Morning Wingrove Road . Morning St Roberts Church West End Every Tuesday West End Women’s and Search Lunch £5 Unlimited Hot Lunch Referrals and Women and 11am – 1pm Girls Club, Elswick Road. Links Staff and tea. support Girls Safia at Search 0191 273 and 7443 Volunteers Peregrine First Tuesday Hillheads Rd Search Lunch Pub Menu Unlimited Referrals Falcon, every month West Denton Links Staff Golden Years Support 2 Hungry Horse 11.30am – Safia at Lunchlinks at menu for 1pm Search 0191 273 7443 under £5 Wicker Chair Group meet Stamfordham Road, Chain Café Charges Unlimited Chain Referrals, Every 2nd Westerhope. Reaction Reaction. support to Tuesday 11am Chain Reaction at Search introduce until 1pm 273 7443 people. Lemington Tuesdays Lemington Centre Chain £3.50 2 Unlimited Chain Referrals Centre, 12pm-1.30pm Lemington Reaction course meal Reaction support to Friendship Starts March Karen at Chain Reaction at or Café introduce Lunch 18 Search Charges 0191 2737443 Mrs T’s Cafe Group meet Blakelaw community Chain Café Charges Unlimited Chain Referrals, Every 2nd centre. Reaction Reaction support to Tuesday 11am Chain Reaction at Search introduce until 1pm. 0191 273 7443 people. WEDNESDAY Cornerstone. Wednesdays Cornerstone Community Staff and £3.00p 25 people 2 course hot Training centre, 62 Armstrong volunteers lunch and Road, Benwell friendship Contact Lynne 0191 226 0941 FAR Wednesday Acanthus Avenue, Volunteer £3.50 25 people 2 course meal Referrals. Community 11am – 1pm Fenham, Newcastle and cup of Centre Contact Mark Tel 0191 tea 274 9264 Asian Ladies Wednesday Stanton Street Lounge, Volunteer Bring in own 25 People Bring in what Referrals. Group 11.30am – Stanton Street food you choose, 2pm 3 Safia at Lunchlinks at exercise Search 0191 273 7443 activity. Buy and Bite, Wednesdays Morrisons, Cowgate CR Search £5 transport 11 people Café menu Referrals and Cowgate 11am – Newcastle Staff and Café Costs for Transport support. ( Covers 1.30pm Safia at Lunchlinks at Volunteers food. Fenham, Search 273 7443 Blakelaw, Benwell, Cruddas Park) Holy Nativity 3 Wednesdays Holy Nativity Church, Volunteers £5 for meals Referrals and per month Hillheads way and Support 11.30am – Chapel House Donations on 1.30pm 1 week THURSDAY Slatyford Slatyford Lane, Newcastle. Staff and £4.00 25 people 2 course Hot Referrals, Tenants Safia at Lunchlinks at Volunteers Lunch, Training. Association Search Bingo St James and Thursday Fenham Hall Drive, Volunteer Pay per item Unlimited Soup, Roll, Referrals. Basil Church 10am – 3pm Newcastle as you Tea, Coffee, No need to book Choose cake Bishops Court, Thursdays Tebay Drive, Search Staff £15 for meal 40 people 2 course hot 11am – 2pm Slatyford. Volunteers and door to meal, tea and door biscuits plus 4 Safia at Lunchlinks at accessible door to door Search 273 7443 transport accessible transport and activities St Roberts Thursday Bolbec Road Volunteers £4.00 35 people 11am – 1pm Referrals Church Fenham 2 course Clare O Toole meal 0191 2273342 Asian Ladies Thursday Alan House, Wingrove Staff Referrals Group 11am-3pm Road North. Scotswood Thursday Armstrong Road Staff and Time Bank No 20 People 2 course Hot Referrals Community 12pm -2pm Scotswood, Volunteers Charge Lunch, Cup of Centre Lauren and Malla Tel; tea. 0191 2742429 FRIDAY Asian Elders Friday 10am Baptist Church, Westgate Volunteers £1.00 30 People Snacks, until 1pm Road NE4 6EY Post BOC Friday 1pm- Westerhope Institute Hall, Search at Primarily for Friendship 3pm Hillheads Road, Chain People with Group Westerhope Reaction breathing problems. Bradleys Friday Bradleys Coffee Shop, Search at Buy What 10 People Coffee Shop Referrals and Coffee 11.30am - Fenham Hall Drive, Chain You Choose. Menu support Morning 1pm Fenham Reaction No need to book Alan House Fridays Asian Ladies Group, open Staff Food Brought 6 people Referrals Fortnightly to Residents and Outside in. starts at 12 visitors noon 5 DAILY The Grange Monday to The Grange Staff £3.50 40 people 2 course meal Referrals Friday Throckley and cup of Tel: 0191 267 3728 tea Time Monday to Time Exchange Stanton Staff and Time bank Unlimited Referrals Exchange Friday Street, Arthurs Hill Volunteers Ferguson Monday to Home Delivery Staff £5.00 Unlimited 2 course meal Referrals Lodge Friday Tel; 0845 370 3756 delivered to your door. 6 .
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