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Children “in dire need” of new shoes says councillor
A local councillor is calling on the Government to allow the children’s section of shoe shops to reopen - saying many children have returned to school today with shoes that are too small.
“The Government cannot say that this is not an essential service. I know of a number of children who have returned to school this week who are in dire need of new school shoes as their old ones are too small but there is nowhere to purchase new ones,” she said.
“I am also aware, having been speaking with parents who have toddlers that have started walking, and those who need to upgrade a size, that they are badly in need of new shoes. Everyone knows of the importance of good shoes especially in early childhood and it is recommended that children’s shoe size need to be reviewed every 12 weeks.”
She added that as this lockdown continues, it is “essential” that parents be able to access shoe shops to have their children’s feet measured and shoes upgraded if needs be.
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