MP Duncan Baker attended a meeting and spent the morning learning sign language (Image: Submitted)
A 'Deaf Cafe' has been debuted in North Walsham as a tool to combat isolation.
The cafe has been started by Good Neighbours volunteer Wendy Murphy.
It will allow hard-of-hearing people from North Walsham to meet up and communicate using sign language.
MP Duncan Baker attended the cafe on March 16 and spent the morning learning sign language.
Meetings occur every third Saturday of the month, from 10am till 12pm, at the Salvation Army Hall, Hall Road.
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