Unaccompanied Refugee Children and the Dubs Scheme
Unaccompanied Child Refugees and the Dubs Scheme
Posts By: ailsadunn
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Cradoc primary school welcomes over 50 people seeking asylum/ refuge
'This was not a just a gesture but a practical demonstration of solidarity and love for those in need.'
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Memorial for Mohammed
Melrose, Robert, Lawrence and Ailsa went to Unity in Diversity Swansea (UID) on Thursday 26th January to participate in a…
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Second Sanctuary in the Senedd
Sanctuary in the Senedd on 7th December 2016 was attended by Sean, Lawrence, William, Penny, Philip, Lynne, Melrose and Ailsa…
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Reverse Advent Calendars Delivered
When we discussed in September the concept of donating something each day of Advent (Reverse Advent Calendar) rather than opening…
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Christmas is a time for giving
This is certainly true of the very generous people of Breconshire. So many people donated gifts that we were able…
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Candlelit vigil for the displaced Children from Calais
HBTSR participated in the Brecon Cathedral Festival of Christmas trees from 9-12th December which gave us the opportunity to publicise…
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Wonderful Day at Hay Fairtrade’s Christmas Market
We had a wonderful day at Hay Fairtrade's Annual Christmas market and we are very grateful to the organising committee…
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Briefing Paper from Sanctuary in Parliament
Sean, Lawrence and Ailsa attended the third Sanctuary in Parliament event on behalf of the group and also were asked to…
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Two Days in Caerphilly with The Lumen Prize
The Cardiff Oasis contingent
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Hay Literary Winter Festival
Thanks to Hay Festival and Penny on Saturday 26th November we were able to bring a small group up from…
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The last couple of weeks in Calais by Anna May
The last couple of weeks in the Calais jungle were difficult. The French state and local government played political football with the British Home Office on a stage set by the international media. Just the lack of information alone was grounds for psychological torment for people living in the camp.…
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A Lovely Day at Llwyn Celyn with the Landmark Trust
'Mum, I've really enjoyed today but when will I meet the refugees?' 'Darling, I'm so glad that you've had a…
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‘A wonderful way to spend a Sunday’
So how to condense the enormous amount of information that we want to share? We gave up the unequal struggle…
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Planning for Christmas…
Please! This Advent start a Reverse Advent Calendar when you might start a regular Advent Calendar.
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A Picnic in the National Park
View from the Pavilion
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A Brilliant Day in Brilley
"I have lived in the UK for 4 years in some difficult situations which had a negative effect on me, the…
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A Day in the Talgarth Sun
Kate and Amos kindly offered their lovely garden to be a venue for a group of families to have a…