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We are currently reviewing that to get a better balance and learn some of the lessons of the past seven or eight months around how activities have been restructured during the pandemic.
We play to make friends, to learn, to communicate, and to make The importance of play sense of the world around us. Play can keep you active, fit and healthy. When life gets overwhelming, play can help us feel better.
We play to make friends, to learn, to communicate, and to make The importance of play sense of the world around us. Play can keep you active, fit and healthy. When life gets overwhelming, play can help us feel better.
Collette Stevenson wants to come in. My point is about purposeful activity. The letter from the SPS says that it is “currently undertaking a post covid recovery activity review.”
A further comment found some grant/loan information online but warned “I don’t think the message is getting out to the general public.” On the negative side, one person argued the Plan focuses too much on private transport while failing to set out improvements to public transport or safe routes for active travel.
Is there any suggestion of when that plan would be put in place? We did not get that answer. I do not know whether Rachel Browne has received any further updates since our review was carried out, but we did not get a clear response on that.
Stephen Kerr was correct to say that any speaker gets to choose what they say, and I suppose that he is right that they also get to decide what they meant.