Newham refugees join Jubilee celebrations
Melissa York, Reporter
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
10:00 AM
A Jubilee party with a difference celebrated the contributions of refugees over the past 60 years.
Over 100 specially invite guests from all over London attended the traditional street party Trinity Gardens, Brixton, to honour those given protection by the UK during Queen Elizabeth’s reign.
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