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Deputy Lieutenant Terry Currie DL who Chairs the Lanarkshire Lieutenancy Advisory Group on Business recently attended an open day to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of SPR Training . Based in Airdrie the company provide a wide range of services mainly in IT , First Aid , Mental Health and Marine Services .
The open day was also attended by Deputy Lieutenant Derrick Hannan DL who is pictured below along with Proprietor/Consultant Scott Roberts.

30TH ANNIVERSARY OF SPR TRAINING - Lieutenancy of Lanarkshire (lanarkshirelieutenancy.org.uk) ... See MoreSee Less

Deputy Lord Lieutenants attend SPR Training - First Aid Training Lanarkshire -Scotland

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Deputy Lieutenant Terry Currie DL who Chairs the Lanarkshire Lieutenancy Advisory Group on Business recently attended an open day to celebrate the 30th

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UNDERSTANDING PRONOUNS - GENDER
Extracted from: Understanding Pronouns - LGBT Foundation

Everybody has pronouns that they like to be called by, not just trans and non-binary people.

Pronouns are the words we use to refer to people when we’re not talking directly to them, and they can be used instead of names in conversation. Often, they have gendered implications when we use them. Common pronouns include she/her/hers, he/him/his and they/them/theirs.

Some people may ask to be addressed with they/them/their pronouns, instead of he/him/his or she/her/hers.
Others may believe that it is grammatically incorrect to use they/them/theirs to refer to a singular person, however this is false. We commonly use they/them/their to refer to people we can’t see or don’t personally know, and in classical literature, Geoffrey Chaucer, William Shakespeare and Jane Austen all used them/them/their pronouns to refer to singular characters. ... See MoreSee Less

UNDERSTANDING PRONOUNS - GENDER - First Aid Training Lanarkshire -Scotland

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Extracted from: Understanding Pronouns - LGBT Foundation

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LGBTQIA+ : Inclusive Terms
Extracted from: Glossary (rya.org.uk)

For those wishing to support and embrace the LGBTQIA community, here is our guidance for using inclusive language correctly and respectfully.

Cisgender
A person who identifies with the same gender as the sex that they were assigned at birth.

‘’I am a cisgender man’’

‘’I am a cisgender woman’’
Woman
People who identify as a woman could be a transgender woman or cisgender woman.

‘’I am a woman’’
Gender Fluid
A person who feels that they do not have a fixed gender, their gender is fluid and can sometimes change or stay the same.

‘’They are genderfluid, they would like to be known as ___ and use ___ pronouns’’
Genderqueer
A person who does not feel that they align with gender binaries such as male or female. Some people might use other labels such as genderqueer, bigender, multigender, or polygender. ... See MoreSee Less

LGBTQIA - Inclusive Terms - First Aid Training Lanarkshire -Scotland

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