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Cookery lessons highlight the difficulties facing refugees in the UK
Human rights activist and Syrian refugee Majeda Khoury [Majeda Khoury] April 28, 2021 at 5:59 pm
No one is born a migrant. Such status depends on many factors, including the way people are treated by society, and the opportunities and possibilities they have for the future. Human rights activist and Syrian refugee Majeda Khoury made this clear to me when we spoke this week.
Jess and Majeda from Migrateful [Majeda Khoury] When I arrived in Britain, she told me, I met many people who were suffering due to the stigma of being refugees and migrants. They didn t choose to be here and they don t want to stay here. That s why I want to prove to everyone here with my work that refugees can always do something with their skills and help this country.
IN its 700-plus years it has seen Vikings, sieges, royalty, and assassinations – and now a 13th-century castle is about to embark on a new adventure. Mingary Castle, in Lochaber, is a Category A-listed building and, until 2013, had been in danger of collapse until the Mingary Castle Preservation and Restoration Trust stepped in. After extensive work, the castle was transformed from a crumbling ruin and reopened to the public in 2016. Now, a couple from Uist plan to reopen the castle after the pandemic with luxury dining and sumptuous suites after being approached by the estate’s owners. Award-winning chef Colin Nicholson, 32, and restaurant manager Jess Thompson, 24, are to reopen the medieval castle in May in their first business venture.