4 articles
• via mattgoodwin.org
Revised data shows 257,000 net British citizens left in 2024, the highest since 1964, while net immigration peaked at 944,000. This dual shift reveals policy failures driving economic stagnation and social strain across parties.
• via GB News
A Green Party leader's resistance to housing asylum seekers in her affluent area exposes NIMBYism in progressive politics and the UK's stalled migration policies. This rift deepens community divides without addressing systemic backlogs.
• via BBC News
The Home Office's apology for bungled asylum site plans in East Sussex reveals persistent policy execution failures, straining communities and services without delivering promised efficiencies. This mirrors cross-party dysfunction in immigration handling.
• via My London
London's boroughs confront a £4.7 billion deficit by 2028 due to underfunding and rising mandates, forcing cuts to essential services. This crisis, spanning parties, highlights systemic failures in UK local governance.