The Homes for Ukraine scheme: really not “world-beating”
The government’s much trumpeted scheme for UK hosts to sponsor Ukrainian refugees dismally fails to live up to the hype....
Kathryn Skoyles grew up in Norfolk but left to study law in London and then Australia. She practised as a solicitor in London, first as a partner in a City law firm and then as General Counsel for an international insurance services group. She took early retirement in 2007 and returned to Norwich where she has been involved in a variety of voluntary, educational and charitable organisations.
The government’s much trumpeted scheme for UK hosts to sponsor Ukrainian refugees dismally fails to live up to the hype....
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