Hampshire County Council Kicks out Ukraine Refugee family of nine
 

[But three weeks ago
the family were told by Hampshire County Council
that Maxim and his family had to move.]




[Refugee family of nine who escaped war-torn
Ukraine for Britain are Evicted by their hosts
who live next door after just one month and
without being given a reason - as they start
a Crowdfunder for rent
Maxim, 36, and wife Olga Hyryk fled from Kyiv
with children and elderly parents
They were given bungalow in Fareham,
Hants, next door to their host neighbours
But they were given an eviction notice
and now have to crowdfund for new home]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...TED-hosts.html

well this was inevitable, people kindly went into these arrangements with their hearts rather than their heads in some cases, not saying this is the situation here but you wonder how people who offered rooms in their homes are getting on after the intial glow of doing something good has worn off and the daily grind kicks in, two completely different cultures, language barriers, being in the house all day ...

for a start, 9 people in a two bed house seems a little overcrowded maybe they weren't expecting the extended family to be staying, even at 7 2 beds is cramped, it would be good if the hosts gave their side