Moray Buckie group helping vulnerable in lockdown appealing for food tubs By Sean McAngus April 13 2020, 4:56 pm April 13 2020, 4:56 pm Share Buckie group helping vulnerable in lockdown appealing for food tubs Share via Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Messenger Linkedin Email Post link https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/moray/2142172/buckie-group-helping-vulnerable-in-lockdown-appealing-for-food-tubs/ Copy Link Councillor Sonya Warren is doing her bit in the community response to the coronavirus crisis. Picture by Jason Hedges. A Moray volunteer group which has been working tirelessly to help the vulnerable during lockdown has put out an appeal for food tubs. The Buckie Kindness Group is on a mission to help people in need. One of the group’s founders, John Stuart, said that they were “appealing for plastic tubs” so they can supply additional meals. Councillor Sonya Warren, who is involved with the group, said that the community’s support has been “phenomenal” during these uncertain times. She said: “We have a huge amount of volunteers that are so willing to do anything like doing someone’s shopping. “We have managed to deliver meals to a lot of people and their reaction has been humbling. “People are totally stepping up to the mark. The community spirit we have in Buckie is immense.” The group can be messaged through their Facebook page. Call 07592 307501 between noon and 7pm if you require the group’s assistance.
