MP learns about charity helping lone parents

Glenrothes MP Peter Grant recently visited Fife Gingerbread at its new headquarters in Glenrothes.
Glenrothes MP Peter Grant with Fife Gingerbread mascot GingeyGlenrothes MP Peter Grant with Fife Gingerbread mascot Gingey
Glenrothes MP Peter Grant with Fife Gingerbread mascot Gingey

He met with the charity’s new executive strategic manager Jacqui Hardie within the Queensway Industrial Estate

Mr Grant learned how it was set up to support and empower Fife’s lone parents and families in need through early intervention and partnership working.

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After the visit, Mr Grant said: “I’d like to say a big thank you to Jacqui for taking time out of her busy schedule and meeting with me. It was refreshing to hear of the vision that she has for Fife Gingerbread going forward.

“Fife Gingerbread offers so much to many people within our communities and gives single parents and families the support that they desperately need. They have given valuable support to many of my constituents when they needed it most.

“I also finally got to meet the charity’s mascot Gingey, although sadly Jacqui missed the photo opportunity. It’s amazing how she always seems to leave the office just before Gingey appears, then she comes back in just after Gingey has left.”

Jacqui added: “A lovely and warm welcome was received from Peter having Fife Gingerbread recently moved into his local constituency.

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“It’s reassuring to know that Fife Gingerbread has Peter’s support and our services are valued withing the local community.

“I was disappointed at not being able to appear in person in the photo – maybe next time!”