by Lucinda Hurrey | Sep 4, 2021
Join us at the Museum of London Docklands for a dementia-friendly experience exploring the Georgian warehouse which is home to our museum. Hear and share stories about the lives of the people who worked and lived around London’s docklands. The 30 minute tour will be...
by Lucinda Hurrey | Sep 4, 2021
We want to welcome people over the age of 50 to come to a reminiscence day at our visitor centre as part of Silver Sunday! We want people to come with their memories of the bridge and Bristol and we will create a timeline with those stories. We will have a board of...
by Lucinda Hurrey | Sep 4, 2021
UPDATE: DUE TO UNFORESEEN ISSUES THERE WILL NOW BE ONE TOUR AT 11.30am FOLLOWED BY AFTERNOON TEA. Enjoy afternoon tea and a tour of Lord’s Cricket Ground, the Home of Cricket and this year’s ICC Cricket World Cup Final host venue. Bookings open 2nd...
by Lucinda Hurrey | Sep 4, 2021
Did you know that Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes, did a bit of sleuthing himself and that novelist Charles Dickens ran a home for “fallen” women? On this walk, you will meet the writers and reformers whose campaigning changed the lives of many destitute...
by Lucinda Hurrey | Sep 4, 2021
Explore the development of Sainsbury’s in this dementia-friendly session. Hear and share stories about changing shopping, eating and marketing habits since the supermarket’s humble foundation in 1869. The session will include a short tour of the Sainsbury...
