Migration Is Changing Your Area – Just Look At These Numbers.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) released its official estimates for the population of England and Wales yesterday, and the results make for dire reading. Already the headlines are coming in thick and fast: “Migration fuels population jump, figures suggest” from the BBC; “Net migration fuels second-biggest population rise in 75 years”, says The Times; and “Britain’s population growth […]
Hello, Is There A Doctor In The House?
This is a preview of Migration Watch’s free weekly newsletter. Please consider signing up to the newsletter directly, you can do so here and will receive an email copy of the newsletter every week as soon as it is released. As you might have seen, doctors are due to strike again (despite record pay rises). For many […]
Will We Ever Have A Government We Can Trust?
There have been a series of immigration-related stories this week that perfectly illustrate the disastrous impact of ill-conceived immigration policies over the past 25-30 years. The economic and social harm that the scale, speed and nature of immigration has caused been incalculable. The story that caught media attention was the unintentional (we assume) leak of […]
Uk Humiliation As French President Runs Rings Around Our Prime Minister
We heard a great deal about the one-in-one-out agreement before President Macron paid his state visit. In the event, while our prime Minister and Home Secretary have boasted that a “groundbreaking initiative is a pivotal moment in a new phase of UK-France cooperation…….” It is worth repeating here what Sir Keir Starmer said about the […]
One Year Of Sir Keir – But What Has He Achieved?
READ NOW: A shocking year, strewn with failure. Pull your socks up or go! Today (Friday 4th July) is the first anniversary of Sir Keir Starmer’s landslide election win. Cruising to victory against a disorganised and demoralised Conservative Party, Sir Keir won the largest majority since Sir Tony Blair in 1997. As followers of Migration Watch […]
A Shocking Year, Strewn With Failure. Pull Your Socks up or go!
It’s been exactly one year since Labour won the 2024 General Election. Given that “immigration and asylum” was the second-most important issue for voters at the time – and by far the most important issue for Conservative and Reform voters – how has Labour performed on this issue? More specifically, how has the government performed on its own […]
Money For Nothing – And Your Digs For Free
This is a preview of Migration Watch’s free weekly newsletter. Please consider signing up to the newsletter directly, you can do so here and will receive an email copy of the newsletter every week as soon as it is released. Attention this week has focused on the abject farce of what the government coyishly describes as “supervised […]
War In Iran Will Only Make Britain’s Migration Crisis Worse
The regional fallouts of the conflict engulfing Iran are yet to reveal themselves, but one catastrophic consequence is definitely not in doubt: Britain’s migration crisis will further deepen. Iran is already the nation from which many channel crossers have come, at more than 25,000 by the end of 2024. This aside, the ONS put the […]
Horrific Betrayal Of British Children – But Hope Ahead?
This is a preview of Migration Watch’s free weekly newsletter. Please consider signing up to the newsletter directly, you can do so here and will receive an email copy of the newsletter every week as soon as it is released. This week has been dominated by the explosive Casey Report – an investigation into historic (and ongoing) […]
Not A Hope In Hell’s Chance Of Building The Homes Needed
This is a preview of Migration Watch’s free weekly newsletter. Please consider signing up to the newsletter directly, you can do so here and will receive an email copy of the newsletter every week as soon as it is released. The focus of attention this week has been the Chancellor’s spending review. With regard to housing, the […]