Home Office urged to allow teenager’s gran to remain in UK permanently July 6, 2021, 12:05 am
Glasgow MSP Paul Sweeney (centre) is amongst those urging the Home Office to grant indefinite leave to remain to Ketino Baikhadze (left) so she can continue to care for her grandson, Giorgi Kakava (Church of Scotland/PA)
The Home Office is being urge to “do the right thing” and grant the grandmother of an orphaned boy permanent leave to remain in the UK so she can continue to care for the youngster.
Ketino Baikhadze, 61, is the kinship carer for 13-year-old grandson, Giorgi Kakava – who was last month granted the right to remain in the country indefinitely, a decade after arriving in Scotland.
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