Website is helping to alleviate social isolation in communities across the area
AN online lifeline is helping to alleviate social isolation in communities across the area. Inverclyde Live - a YouTube channel set up with funding from the Scottish Government - has been a source of entertainment for people stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic. The channel is just one of the activities made possible thanks to aa £100,000 wellbeing grant, awarded following a bid by River Clyde Homes and the Inverclyde Community Action Response Group (ICARG). Created by Wemyss Bay blogger Patrick Brady, Inverclyde Live presents videos covering everything from exercise and mus...