TAMUDHEEUK BHAVAN THEN AND NOW:
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The trend started over a few years ago in Reading,when the Forgotten British Gurkhas charity was able to secure local disused land to start older Gurkhas' communal vegetable garden. In recent times, its also been observed in places such as Eastleigh and Morden, London.
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This is brilliant news and comes amid so much destructive coverage regarding settlement of Gurkha veterans in UK-mainly from Rushmoor- despite there being no concrete plan for their effective settlement and integration pre, during or post Gurkha Justice Campaign victory. As already proved by the research into Gurkha settlement and Integration Process in UK: Opportunities and Barriers, there are distinct reasons why Gurkha veterans gravitate towards Rushmoor. If adequate facilities -as in Rushmoor- are spread out elsewhere, the veterans' settlement areas in time, will spread out too.
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(THIS USEFUL INFO IS COURTESY OF THE GURKHA WELFARE CENTRE, UK. WE RECEIVE LOTS OF EMAILS WITH QUERIES REGARDING PENSION CREDIT CUT-OFFS; HOPEFULLY THIS WILL HELP ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS- PLEASE ALSO SHARE IT WITH OTHERS)
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Hundreds Demanding Equal Rights For Gurkhas March On Parliament Posted: 24/04/2012 15:20 Updated:
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(Includes leaflet outlining the main demands of the fresh Gurkhas' Protest Rally : picture 2)
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