Charnwood Borough Council said it was an opportunity for the families and hosts to connect
An event has been held in Loughborough to welcome Ukrainian refugees who have had to leave their homes following the Russian invasion.
It was organised by Charnwood Borough Council as an opportunity for the families and hosts to connect with each other and the wider community.Ms Harper-Davies - who is the council's lead member for community support - said: "I would like to thank everyone who attended the welcome event.Follow BBC East Midlands on
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