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<p>Rt Revd Andrew Watson, Bishop of Guildford</p>

Rt Revd Andrew Watson, Bishop of Guildford: A thought for Christmas

<p>The Farnham Herald front-page story of December 21, 1979 about Vietnamese boat people settling in Farnham.</p>

Peeps into the Past: When town welcomed refugees of war

<p>Afghan refugees being temporarily housed on the Trenchard Park estate have spoken to district councillors through Mears.</p>

How town is providing a safe haven for Taliban-threatened Afghans

<p>A Surrey council is offering £600 a month to host Ukrainian refugees</p>

Surrey council offers £600 per month to host Ukrainian refugees

<p>Birthday cake was served up in the Methodist Church Hall to mark three years of the Farnham’s Multicultural Reading Group.</p>

Reading, writing and revelry at inspirational group

<p>The clothes are needed by UK charity Refugee Support Europe.</p>

Church to hold clothing collection for refugees

<p>Tanya and Vlad</p>

Ukrainian families face homelessness

<p>Tanya and Vlad</p>

Ukrainian refugees looking for a new home

<p>Dr Emily Stiles</p>

University of Winchester hosting discussion on history of migration

<p>Masses of Farnham Help for Refugees volunteers rolled up their sleeves to help sort the mountain of donations at St George’s Church in 2023</p>

'Vital' need for male clothing at Farnham Help for Refugees collection

<p>An art sale will be held at Bedales on March 4</p>

Rural Refugee Network holding art sale at Bedales in Steep

<p>Two of the eight properties snapped-up by EHDC with government and developer cash are on Empire Walk in Bordon</p>

EHDC spends £3.7million on homes for Ukrainian and Afghan refugees

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TPS students celebrate refugee week with Rural Refugee Network

<p>Bulmer House in Petersfield has been empty for the best part of ten years</p>

Letter: Legal niceties denying Ukrainian refugees homes in Petersfield

<p>Alton Abbey</p>

Alton Abbey unable to help Ukrainian refugees

<p>Inside Alton Abbey</p>

Alton Abbey comes under spotlight as possible home for Ukrainians

<p>Lisa Hillan, left, Igor and Biola Ameri and their daughters pack the Christmas boxes heading to Ukraine</p>

Christmas boxes for Ukrainians packed by Alton Rotary Club