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Stacey joined us today to reflect on men’s mental health and well-being and to tell us more about the crucial welcome and support being offered by the ten night light cafes currently meeting in Lincoln

Daniel popped by for the chat as today's guest on Surfing the Sixes and Sevens.

Daniel came to the UK from Poland a few years ago and we spoke about his roots in Poland, his impressions having lived in Lincoln and, in broad terms about men's mental health and The PITCH

Have a listen and see what you think

If you'd like to join us at The PITCH we generally meet (courtesy of our hosts) at Bridge Central on Portland St, each Thursday from 2.00-4.00pm or give us a ring on 07534 444601 to find out more

The Guys, Kate and myself pride ourselves on the warm welcome we offer people who pop by, so give us a whirl if you think you'll enjoy what we offer, having listened to Daniel chatting. Thanks once again Daniel, it was great chatting to you today! 



 

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