A charity dedicated to supporting refugees in Shropshire has relocated to the heart of Shrewsbury town centre as it looks to develop into an international hub.
Shropshire Supports Refugees, led by chief executive and founder Amanda Jones, right, has relocated to Mardol Gardens in Shrewsbury town centre
The hub has relocated from its previous home at Shrewsbury’s Riverside Shopping Centre and the United Reformed Church. "We are calling it an international hub, so that it’s inclusive of everybody no matter what their status is. Not everybody is an official refugee, as there are asylum seekers and people here on different types of visas.”
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