0 a social event where people meet to talk, drink coffee, and eat cakes, often giving money to a charity or other organization
The first nationwide coffee morning took place in 1991, with 2,600 people registering to host one.
Brougham would not have been much good at coffee mornings.
I do not suggest that people enjoy voting as a recreation in the same way that they would enjoy going to a coffee morning.
I held a tea and coffee morning, which well in excess of 100 residents attended to ask questions.
This was undertaken by means of parent evenings, coffee mornings, health fairs as well as sending information sheets home with the children.
She enjoyed the friendship and company she found there and helped organise the coffee mornings.
Non-conformist church life continues in the village somewhat as it did in 1686 - in peoples homes, with a monthly coffee morning and an occasional service and event.
Must so many essential pieces of hospital equipment have to depend on charity appeals such as raffles in pubs, marathon walks and coffee mornings?
