A scheme that works to reduce loneliness by getting people chatting in cafes is expanding.
It was founded by Alexandra Hoskyn, who after a miserable day at a café with her infant son, noticed that no one was talking to each other.
She found that by introducing ‘Chatter & Natter’ signs on tables in cafes it created a space for people to talk.
Now Tesco Café in Glossop has joined the national scheme and will have a Chat and Natter table to help encourage people to talk to one another and to bring people together if they fancy having a chat.
For more information about the scheme visit https://thechattycafescheme.co.uk/
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