JHLewis published Cooking up a future for Nottingham's asylum seekers and refugees

Food could be the foundation for new lives in Nottingham for dozens of refugees and asylum seekers from the world's most hostile environments.One growing and cooking group organised by the Rainbow Project is helping women and children develop new bonds in a strange country and another cooking group is helping men and women learn catering skills, giving them the chance of sustainable livelihoods.The first group has been operating at All Saints' Church in Nottingham since January. Members are all.