THEY say there is no such thing as a free lunch – but there is in Bangor for two weeks!
A brand new over-50s lunch club has been launched in Hirael and will be held every Wednesday during school term – at 12.45pm at Hirael School, on Orme Road.
For the first two weeks, the Royal Voluntary Service club is offering the lunch on a first-come, first-served basis.
After the two weeks, the cost for a three-course meal and a cuppa will be £5 per person. Transport will be available for those who need to be collected.
Stuart Pritchard, headteacher of Ysgol Hirael said: “We are delighted to part of this community project and look forward to working alongside the Royal Voluntary Service to offer the lunch club. "
The RVS offers a number of community services available in Gwynedd and Ynys Mon.
The lunch club is in partnership with Undeb, Bangor University Student’s Union.
To book a seat, telephone the Royal Voluntary Service on 01248 661915 or email gwenda.hughes@royalvoluntartyservice.org.uk
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