Evoking memories of good times past is the idea behind a new lunch offering at a Norfolk pub, aimed at families and people with dementia.
The Crown in Fakenham is launching a new lunch club on October 9, featuring music from past decades and meals from £6.50.
Alie May-Hamman, the pub's landlady, said: “A lovely lady from a local care home suggested this idea and to offer something to families somewhere which is dementia friendly to eat.
Alie May-Hamman, landlady at The Crown, Fakenham (Image: Alie May-Hannam)
“Something like this is so important for the people and families affected by the dementia.
"I will also be playing music from the 1940s, 50s and 60s, hoping to create a familiar and comfortable atmosphere for everyone to enjoy."
The lunch club will take place every Monday and Wednesday, with a changing menu.
Dessert will cost an extra £1 and free tea and coffee will also be on offer.
For more information, call the pub on 01328 855278.
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