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Meet the toddlers who are being taught how to sew, mend, bake and fix punctures at Liverpool's first intergenerational and sustainable cafe.

Founded by Liverpool John Moore's University lecturer, Diane Boyd the cafe offers older people the chance to pass on traditional skills such as mending punctures, knitting and darning.

鈥淵ou've got the elderly, you've got parents, you've got children and they're mixing together learning skills that would have traditionally been handed down in the family,鈥� said Diane.

鈥淲hen everyone is together, it represents what a true society should feel like. A community where you don't actually look for differences, you look for things that you've got in common,鈥� she added.
This clip is originally from 麻豆社 Radio 5 live.