Businessman and North Sydney Councillor James Spenceley has raised money to supply ambulances to Ukraine and says things 'have been going great'.
Businessman and North Sydney Councillor James Spenceley has raised money to supply ambulances to Ukraine and says things “have been going great”.
“We’ve donated 35 ambulances and evacuation vehicles, we’re now about 20 kilometres from the frontline,” Mr Spenceley told Sky News host Peta Credlin. “We will be going closer today to deliver these four-wheel drive evacuation vehicles that are used to get people out of towns, that have been bombed or there’s no roads or mud.
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