A NEW survey has been launched about a “hidden gem” in Yate.
Yate Town Council is currently asking for people’s views about improving the Pop Inn Café located in the shopping centre.
The unique cafe - which is nestled between the library and the One Stop Shop - is a place for customers and volunteers aged over 50.
It is also home to the popular memory cafe, that provides a listening ear and free activities for people with memory loss, and their carers.
The cafe is part of the town council’s mission to help the community age better.
A town council spokesperson said: “At the cafe, customers enjoy bargain brews, social lunches, music, alfresco cream teas and opportunities to make new friends.
“We want to know after more than 22 years of service – what do you think about the Pop Inn Café?
“What would you like it to provide for the over 50s community, to help us live and age better?”
You can view the survey here - tinyurl.com/yc86dpak
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