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Mothers forced to flee their war-town country to protect their children are among the Ukrainian refugees that have found safety in Norfolk.
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Mothers forced to flee their war-town country to protect their children are among the Ukrainian refugees that have found safety in Norfolk.
Families who fled war-torn Ukraine have marked settling into a temporary new life in Norfolk with a special bank holiday get-together.
Ukrainian families who fled their war-torn country in search of safety are finally able to travel to Britain following delays in getting their visas processed.
Published: 6:30 AM February 23, 2021 Updated: 7:35 AM February 23, 2021 Andrew Macey and Elliot. Mr Macey gave up work and set up a business from home making candles to look after Elliot. - Credit: Supplied It really was a sweet smell of success for a former HR employee from Norfolk who left his job to adopt a baby and set up a new business from home. Sweet smell of success: Andrew Macey and his products at Norfolk Aromas. - Credit: Denise Bradley Andrew Macey left his job at property consultants, Norse, to be a stay-at-home Dad for Elliot, now two. But at the same time he set up a sid...