followed by a brief meeting in which the state news agency said the pair exchanged what it called their pent up inner most thoughts . the leaders reportedly have a nine hour long schedule today, including a gala concert and a tea ceremony. no doubt on the agenda will be strengthening military ties as russia seeks allies following its full scale invasion of ukraine. before arriving, president putin praised kimjong un for firmly supporting the war. this is the leaders second meeting in less than a year the pentagon raising concerns about the growing ties between the two. the deepening cooperation between russia and the dprk is something that should be of concern especially to anyone thatis concern especially to anyone that is interested in maintaining peace and stability on the korean peninsula. but also supporting the people of ukraine as they continue to fight against russian aggression and so of course you are well aware of the dprk providing ammunition and weapons to r
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A recovery and renewal plan to help KA Leisure build back from the COVID-19 pandemic has been agreed by council chiefs. KA Leisure, which operates leisure facilities and activities across North Ayrshire, has been badly affected by the lockdown restrictions over the past year. With restrictions still in place and expected to continue in the short term, it poses ongoing financial challenges for local leisure. A report submitted to cabinet last Tuesday shows how KA Leisure is responding to the challenges of the pandemic against a backdrop of a drop in visitor numbers. This dropped from 2,663,489 in 2019/20 to a projected figure of 208,604 for 2020/21, assuming tier 4 restrictions continue over the coming weeks.
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The KA Leisure is based at Arran High School.
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