Free Weekly Coffee Mornings & Cheese & Wine Networking Evening at Abbeyfield Waltham Abbey

Posted on: September 29, 2025

The Abbeyfield Waltham Abbey Society is excited to invite the local community to two fantastic opportunities to connect, socialise, and network!

Free Weekly Coffee Mornings

Starting Wednesday, 22nd October 2025 at 10:30am, we will be hosting a free coffee morning every Wednesday at Abbeyfield Waltham Abbey House (EN9 3DJ).

This is a perfect chance to meet new people, enjoy a friendly chat over a warm drink, and become part of the welcoming Abbeyfield community. Everyone is welcome – whether you are a neighbour, a friend, or simply looking for some good company midweek.


Cheese & Wine Business Networking Evening

On Tuesday, 11th November 2025 from 5:30pm – 7:30pm, join us for a special Cheese & Wine Business Networking Evening.

This free event is designed for local business owners, professionals, and entrepreneurs to connect, exchange ideas, and grow their network in a relaxed and friendly setting. Cheese boards and wine will be provided.


📍 Venue: Abbeyfield Waltham Abbey House, EN9 3DJ
📞 RSVP: 07353 125111
📧 Email: walthamabbey@abbeyfieldwessex.org

We look forward to welcoming you!

Author: Emily Smith
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