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Dundee homeless charity salutes city s most vulnerable as it prepares to reopen its doors

Updated: April 29, 2021, 1:38 pm © Kenny Smith / DCT Media Eagles Wings Trust cafe is reopening fully next week. When Covid-19 struck, volunteers at the Eagles Wings Trust were terrified about the effects it could have on the people the charity supports. Their greatest fear was that the city’s most vulnerable community would be among the hardest hit during lockdowns. Now, a year on from the start of the pandemic, volunteers at the charity says all of the people they help on a daily basis have survived through some of the toughest times. Volunteers serve clients at a drop in session ahead of the full opening. Kenny Smith/ DCT Media

Dundee footcare specialist to offer free support to city s most vulnerable

Updated: April 26, 2021, 10:55 am © Mhairi Edwards Nobody knows better than Elaine Woods the benefits of healthy feet. And now the foot health practitioner, who runs Heal ’n Toes in Broughty Ferry, will offer her services for free to some of Dundee’s most vulnerable. From the middle of May, when she can begin operating fully after lockdown restrictions are eased, Elaine will be working with the Eagles Wings Trust to help those most in need of treatment. Foot Health Practitioners Nuala Douglas and Elaine Woods. She said: “It has been a hard year for everyone and I wanted to do something to benefit some of the most vulnerable in our community.

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Councillor says ship has sailed for port boss

Councillor says ship has sailed for port boss 16 Apr 2021 13:15 PM More Related Stories HASH(0x3179158) An Auckland councillor says she’s surprised Ports of Auckland chief executive Tony Gibson still has a job. Maritime Union members stopped work this week to cast a vote of no confidence in senior management and the company s board in the wake of a damning report on health and safety at the port, where three people have died in the past three years. Auckland mayor Phil Goff says he’s counting on the board, which the council appoints, to drive the changes recommended in the report.

Mayor relying on board to make Ports of Auckland safe

Mayor relying on board to make Ports of Auckland safe 15 Apr 2021 13:18 PM More Related Stories HASH(0x2f4f328) Auckland mayor Phil Goff is confident the right steps have been put in place to stop a spate of deaths at Auckland’s port. Mr Goff called for an independent health and safety report after a three deaths, including a swimmer hit by a Ports of Auckland boat doing seven times the speed limit for the area. That report found a lack of interest by management in health and safety and a productivity bonus system that encouraged workers to ignore safety rules.

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