#Purley 2.0 – The #PurleyBreakfastClub

Love food?

Like meeting new people?

Want to get to know other locals in Purley and Croydon?

WELCOME TO ‘THE PURLEY BREAKFAST CLUB’!

‘The Purley Breakfast Club’ comprises of a group of Purley and Croydon locals who meet together monthly on the last Saturday of each month at Cafe Nino, Purley at 9AM.

Anyone can come along and there is no agenda at all. If you want a relaxed space to make new friends and contacts then look no further than this informal gathering!

Most people who attend The Purley Breakfast Club are on Twitter. They include:

Tara Green (@parentinggeek), Lord Kenley (@LordKenley), Mark Cooper (@markcooperxyz), Wendy Ager (@getbettercoaching), Sandra Nambasa (@snambasa) Susie White (@susie_white2001), Mark Russell (@imwines), Ian Harris (@jollyfarmerpub), Joanna Till (@joannacroydonad), Andi Taylor (@Anditails), Neil Spellings (@neilspellings), Jan Bilton (@janbilton), Mike Lok (@mikelok), Jenny Farout (@zerogravitylife) and Jonny Rose (@98rosjon)…

Give them a tweet and ask them for info about #purleybreakfastclub – they’re all friendly and approachable and would love to tell you more :)

PS We’ve also been in the local paper! :)

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3 Responses to #Purley 2.0 – The #PurleyBreakfastClub

  1. Pingback: What happened in Croydon last night and our community, by Wendy Ager | Wendy Ager's Blog

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  3. I’m @WendyAnnAger on Twitter!

    Wendy

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