Nearly, 90 children from Eastern Europe have come into the bounds of England, Berkshire town to be more specific. It has been assumed that the children have paid someone in Romania to send them to Slough.
The Borough Council does not know why it has been singled out but has been forced to set up a special team and spend £150,000 helping the children. It has also called for more government aid to balance the strain on other services.
The authority has revealed that since 1st of January, when Romania joined the European Union, 88 Romanian Roma children have arrived asking for help. Presently, it is supporting 53 children while others have been sent to live with family members who have been located in other parts of the UK.
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