Man granted right to remain in UK under Windrush scheme after almost 50 years
Samuel Jarrett-Coker, 61, who arrived from Sierra Leone as a child, had been trying to resolve immigration status since 1980sThe Home Office has granted a man who has lived in the UK since he was a child the right to remain under the Windrush scheme after a battle of almost 50 years.Samuel Jarrett-Coker, 61, arrived in the UK at the age of 13 in 1976 from Sierra Leone on the diplomatic passport of his brother, who was 20 years older than him and worked in the country’s embassy in London. Continue reading...
Samuel Jarrett-Coker, 61, who arrived from Sierra Leone as a child, had been trying to resolve immigration status since 1980s
The Home Office has granted a man who has lived in the UK since he was a child the right to remain under the Windrush scheme after a battle of almost 50 years.
Samuel Jarrett-Coker, 61, arrived in the UK at the age of 13 in 1976 from Sierra Leone on the diplomatic passport of his brother, who was 20 years older than him and worked in the country’s embassy in London. Continue reading...
