Refugee rule changes and rent inflation driving young people to sleep rough in London
Rough sleeping among young people in London has soared, with many refugees affected, but experts claim the true numbers likely
Refugee conversations from Calais posters made into book
‘You were talking about where you were from and where you wanted to go’ reads the poster fraying away from
Homes for Ukraine: government’s temporary scheme one year on criticised
The government’s temporary Homes for Ukraine scheme was introduced one year ago: whilst some refugees are thankful for the support, some say refugees are now facing homelessness
London Mayor announces funding for up to 600 new homes for Ukrainian and Afghan refugees
The Mayor of London revealed today £126m of funding is in place to provide up to new 600 homes for
Breaking point: The UK’s real problem with immigration
On the morning of 16 June 2016, Nigel Farage posed for photographs, standing in front of a poster displaying a
Six London taxi drivers convoy to Poland to transport refugees
Six working London taxi drivers departed for the Ukrainian-Polish border from Harwich, Essex at 11pm last night to deliver aid
Ukrainian and Russian duo launch platform connecting homeowners with refugees
A platform connecting refugees with homeowners has been launched by a Ukrainian and Russian duo in London. David Baraev, 24,
Ukrainian families slam Government as they struggle with visa applications
The Government’s handling of visa applications for refugees fleeing Ukraine has been branded a disgrace by Ukrainian families living in
Significant growth of Afghanistan asylum seekers and refugees in UK
There was a significant growth of Afghanistan asylum seekers and refugees in the UK between 2020 and 2021. The latest
Community outreach through gardening in Streatham
A Streatham neighbourhood is using gardening to come together and reach out to marginalised groups in its community. Railside Community