<p>Former UK PM David Cameron has arrived in Poland with aid for Ukrainian refugees - after driving over 1000 miles across Europe.</p><p>The ex tory leader partnered up with local charity Chippy Larder, which usually helps low-income families with surplus food from supermarkets, to make the trek.</p><p>Cameron has been volunteering at the charity in Chipping Norton for the past two years and decided to boost their campaign of transporting essential donations over to Ukraine.</p><p>The charity received enough donations for fleeing Ukrainian refugees "to fill a small lorry" - with everything from nappies to sanitary products, warm clothes and first aid kits.</p><p>Posting a picture of himself at the wheel of the lorry on Friday (18/3), Cameron said: "It is going to be a long drive, but I'll keep you updated along the way #StandWithUkraine."</p><p>After over 20 hours of driving, and a flat tyre along the way, he has finally arrived with the donations at the Red Cross depot on the Polish border.</p><p>He shared an update with his Titter followers today (20/3) informing them of his safe arrival, and reinforcing Johnson's message that Putin will fail in his attempt to invade Ukraine.</p>
