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Tracey Black, left, chief executive of the Jeely Piece Club in Castlemilk, Glasgow pictured with staff and a Jeely Wean , they are from left- Tracey, Michelle Molloy, Katie Howie, Alexis Gilmartin age 8 who is a Jeely Wean , Caitlin MANY of us will have grown up singing O ye cannae fling pieces oot a twenty-storey flat - but now the classic Glasgow nursery rhyme is being re-written by a local charity with the help of ex-River City star Gary Lamont. Jeely Piece Club in Castlemilk have reworked the words to The Jeely Piece Song to help promote their new plan to open their play facility up to families outside the community.
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Council leader Susan Aitken at a Partick Thistle Charitable Trust holiday programme event in 2019 A HOLIDAY food programme for children across Glasgow is set to run again this year, with more than £2m recommended to be awarded to charities and community groups. The project, which runs alongside existing activities offered by third sector organisations, provides a hot meal and snack to pupils during school holidays. Glasgow councillors will be asked to approve the allocations for 2021/22 on Thursday. There are 37 groups recommended to receive a grant, a reduction on previous years. However, £3.4m was requested by organisations this year, almost £1m more than 2019/20.