Provost uses Christmas message to thank those who support the vulnerable in North Lanarkshire communities

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Provost Kenneth Duffy, has issued his Christmas Message for 2023: The Provost of North Lanarkshire sends his thanks to local groups, volunteers and the emergency services supporting vulnerable people in our communities.It’s an incredible honour to represent North Lanarkshire as Provost and I would like to wish everyone in our area my very best wishes over the Christmas season.This year has been another busy one and I’ve enjoyed being out and about meeting people who make such a positive difference in our communities.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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