Acorn Community Care has teamed up with The Cook's Place to provide the sessions.
A local charity has announced that it will now be providing regular cooking sessions. Acorn Community Care is a local charity based in Norton and provides care and support for people living with learning and physical disabilities through a wide range of services. It has teamed up with The Cook’s Place which is run by Gilly Robinson, and specialises in courses from seafood to baking, with a host of classes and events to be enjoyed by cooks and food enthusiasts of all skill levels. Alison Cashmore from Acorn has said that it’ll be help from the local community that will enable the cookery class to continue.
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