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Edinburgh Live
Edinburgh Live
National
Jacob Farr

East Lothian man's mum-in-law shelters in Ukraine garden for fear of being bombed

A lorry leaving from East Lothian has made its way to war-torn Ukraine with vital supplies for struggling families.

Dad Krzysztof Sieniuc, 39, who works as a driver for East Lothian buses, has said that various organisations from AUGB Edinburgh (a Ukrainian support hub), Scottish prepaid baby box Ukraine and the Dunbar Rotary Club as well as everyday people have come together to donate vital items for those facing the Russian invasion.

Their latest lorry load left from Musselburgh on Thursday July 7 and was filled with useful products such as nappies, ready meals, medical supplies, baby boxes and even potatoes from local farmers.

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