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Buckinghamshire has welcomed 507 refugees under the Homes for Ukraine sponsorship scheme. Launched on March 14, more than 28,000 visas have been approved in England through the the scheme. Data from lower tier local authorities also puts Wiltshire, Cornwall, Wandsworth and Barnet in top five.
Buckinghamshire has welcomed 507 refugees under the Homes for Ukraine sponsorship scheme. Launched on March 14, more than 28,000 visas have been approved in England through the the scheme. Data from lower tier local authorities also puts Wiltshire, Cornwall, Wandsworth and Barnet in top fiveUnited States Latest News, United States Headlines
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