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Wonderful day welcoming the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to #Inverclyde to @StJohnsPG in Port Glasgow to see Roots of Empathy in action #InverclydeCares
It was an honour to welcome The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to St John's Primary School in Inverclyde this morning.
They wanted to learn more about our Roots of Empathy programme & speak to Action Director Paul Carberry about how the programme is helping children in Scotland.
We’re making free school meals available to pupils while schools are closed. If you are entitled to a free school meal, make sure you visit your allocated community hub between noon and 2pm each week day ow.ly/9rch50yPLwA
Thanks to ‘Tiny Teacher’ Saul, mum Laura and instructor Joan for having us along to your Roots of Empathy session.
This unique approach helps children build their empathy and understanding of a baby’s needs and emotions.
Tonight we are holding a civic reception to mark 40 years since the Lee Jeans sit in with these inspirational women who stood up for their rights when the factory they worked in was threatened with closure.
Our team have been making up more food parcels for families entitled to free school meals & clothing grants. Deliveries will continue today. If we weren’t able to deliver to you we will catch up on Monday. If you need to contact us call on Monday on 01475 712850 #InverclydeCares
The owner of this bar needs to start complying immediately. He’s potentially putting his customers and staff in danger. Worse than that he is also putting every person his customers and staff then come into contact with in danger. We would urge the owner to do the right thing.
The saltire is today flying at half-mast above the Greenock Municipal Buildings in honour of Morton legend and former councillor, Allan McGraw, who has died. It will be flown until Sunday as a mark of respect 🔵⚪️ @Morton_FC
Inverclyde Council has appointed Louise Long as the new Chief Executive. Louise will replace current Chief Executive Aubrey Fawcett who is set to retire from the council in September. Read more at: inverclyde.gov.uk/news/2021/jun/…
