'Must do something' Charles voices concern for asylum seekers after community centre visit
- 2 years ago
The Prince of Wales stated that “we need to do something” to help asylum seekers in the UK. The West London Welcome (WLW) centre in Hammersmith has over 60 volunteers, who provide community advice and support, classes in English and a foodbank. Alongside this their facilities also include childcare and social and creative activities for 650 people from over 50 different nationalities each month. West London Welcome tweeted about the visit: “Prince Charles visited our centre today to meet our community. “It was an important opportunity for stories of our asylum-seeking friends most affected by the hostile environment to be heard – banned from working, surviving on £8 a week from the Home ...
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