Kind taxi driver who travelled to Poland as part of an aid convoy returns to the UK – and gives a family of four Ukrainian refugees a lift to their new life in West London
- Cabbie Richard Gough drove 1,200 miles to a refugee centre in the city of Chelm
- He met the Rebrova family of four and offered to take them to a sponsor family
- Yulia, Roman, and their two daughters Zlata and Angelina now live in London
A taxi driver who travelled to Poland as part of an aid convoy returned to the UK with a family of four Ukrainian refugees.
Cabbie Richard Gough was so moved by the plight of those displaced by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine that he drove 1,200 miles to a refugee centre in the city of Chelm.
While there, he met the Rebrova family and offered to take them to safety and their sponsor family in West London.
He told the Mail…
