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General · 24 February 2026

Ukrainian community lobbies UK for five-year settlement.

Ukrainian community lobbies UK for five-year settlement.

Seeking stability, Ukrainian residents in Buckinghamshire are calling for a formal pathway to permanent UK settlement. During a Westminster visit, spokespeople explained that vague visa statuses prevent families from landing steady jobs or securing school placements. A support network for Ukrainians in the Hilltops area is currently advocating to secure permanent settlement rights or a half-decade of guaranteed asylum. They argue that temporary extensions discourage long-term commitment from employers and educators, leaving displaced individuals in an unsustainable state of flux.

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