The Romaniukha family who fled the Russian invasion say English people are 'an example of kindness'.
More than 700 Ukrainian people have been welcomed to Sheffield over the last year including the Romaniukha family
Pavlo Romaniukha, 41, moved to Sheffield in May 2022 with his wife Rymma Parkhomenko-Romaniukha, 31, and their 10-year-old son. His wife and son stayed in western Ukraine for two months until they decided it was too dangerous and fled to join him.
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