Cllr Mark Hunter, Leader of the Liberal Democrats at Stockport Town Hall, attended a locally-based Interfaith event yesterday to mark today’s national day of reflection.
Speaking after the meeting, Cllr Hunter said: “I was very pleased to attend the Interfaith event to mark the national day of reflection on behalf of my Group. This was a time to pause and think about the unprecedented losses we have faced over the last year and share our hope for the future. It has been an incredibly difficult twelve months for everyone, particularly for those who have lost people dear to them.
“With the vaccination programme well underway and infection levels currently falling, I hope that the year ahead is a better one for us all. On the day of reflection itself I encourage all residents to mark the minute of silence at Noon and put a candle on their doorsteps in vigil at 8pm, as suggested by the charity Marie Curie.”
A link to the recording of the Interfaith event will be posted here, when available.
