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Kindness award for dedicated Cumbernauld worker who kept people's spirits up during pandemic

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Campsie Gardens in Cumbernauld, was presented with operator Bield’s new 'One of a Kind' honour for “going out of her way to lift spirits during lockdown”.

She made a special point of keeping safely in contact with residents throughout – and even brings musical highlights to the retirement housing complex.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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