Die zweitgrößte Bevölkerungszunahme in England und Wales in über 75 Jahren – hauptsächlich durch Migration angetrieben

    https://news.sky.com/story/second-largest-population-increase-in-england-and-wales-in-over-75-years-mainly-fuelled-by-migration-13403904

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    1. Natural-Buy-5523 on

      Just think how bad the government’s GDP figures would be without all these new people.

    2. And thankfully, the economy is working well enough to find productive employment for all those people to the benefit of everyone.

      /s

    3. NSFWaccess1998 on

      At the same time planning approvals hit a new low.

      Worthless joke of a government. When Reform wins it will have been self inflicted.

    4. HerefordLives on

      People moan about Reform but they are literally the only party who understands to any extent that GDP per capita matters, and you can’t keep importing unlimited numbers of people who are burdens to the economy if it isn’t growing and we’re not building any infrastructure or housing.

    5. insomnimax_99 on

      So we’re also having the second-largest increase in housing stock in 75 years right?

      Right?

    6. Remember this is all based on theoretical studies that immigration is good for the economy. Studies that assume migrants aren’t responsible for the national debt, and makes many other false assumptions.

      Just don’t look at the real world data as it may shatter your worldview….

    7. Good job they’re all skilled workers contributing and integrating into society. 

    8. These immigrants will be contributing so much additional Tax revenue to the Economy I’m super confident that Reeves will announce Tax cuts for all in her Autumn budget. All those nasty black holes will soon be a thing of the past /s

    9. Glittering_Copy8907 on

      And remember, if you dare question whether we can support this you’re a fascist

    10. hadawayandshite on

      Any break down of;

      -who are here as students
      -who is on a work visa
      -who are asylum seekers

    11. Academic-Tea-9160 on

      It isn’t mainly fueled by immigration, it is only fuelled by immigration as we don’t have a replacement birth rate

    12. NoRecipe3350 on

      England really is bursting at the seams. I don’t know why there isn’t more an attempty at population redistribution across the 4 UK nations.

      Also something notable is how many Brits are just quitting the UK, maybe more ‚quiet quitting‘, for example millenials maintaining a vestigal link to the UK through being officially registed at their parents address, so they can use healthcare services and vote, but realistically doing things like digital nomad/remote work

    13. This was the year up to June 2024.

      Be interesting to see the change since then, since Sunak’s rules will have kicked in.

    14. Galacticmetrics on

      Lets do some maths..

      Number of new homes built in the whole of the UK in 2024 was 217,000

      Average Number of People who live in each house 2.36

      2.36 x 217,000 = 512,000

      leaving a short fall of housing for 188,000+ people in 2024, note that the new house numbers include NI and Scotland, the population increase only takes into account england and wales so the shortfall is likely closer to 200,000+

    15. FewEstablishment2696 on

      Literally a pyramid scheme. We should be aiming for quality, not quantity, as the vast majority of people, migrant or not, take out far more than they pay in over their lifetime, which is the root cause of our deficit/debt problem.

      Slight glimmer of hope though, is that net migration is down by 400,000 in the year to March 2025.

    16. CreativeEcon101 on

      A big part of this population increase is international students that come to this country for studies and leave when they are done. They pay significant amount of tuition fees and are a huge boost to GDP.

    17. For better our worse, our economy revolves around high immigration. You don’t want to see how bad it would get if we massively lowered population gain through immigration. Triple lock pensions wouldn’t look so good with a swiftly ageing population.

    18. „mainly fuels by immigration“

      I am sorry but that’s bollocks. I am a migrant myself and I can say that the population of England and Wales was entirely fueled by immigration.

      Why?

      Because the population of „White British“ meaning Welsh, Scottish, English, Manx, NI and Cornish has changed from

      47.6 milion in 1991 to 44.4 milion in 2022.

      That’s a decrease of 3.2 milion.

      So logically, all of the growth was fueled by immigration (including immigrants having children).

    19. Barnabybusht on

      Now I’m thick. I also don’t have a racist bone in my body but I don’t get this –

      If you admit a lot of people into a country and not allow them to work and therefore are not able to tax them, how does a country pay for everything that they, and the „natives“, need for that country to operate?

    20. Thepiewrangler on

      This country is so far gone, not a fan of reform but might be the only party to actually sort out our absolutely ridiculous immigration problem 

    21. deepfriedjobbie on

      The irony is that the lack of affordable housing, quality of services and future quality of life is what’s driving me to consider moving away from the UK. I wonder how many people feel the same as me.

      Is there anywhere decent for British people to emigrate to?

    22. Immigration – bad
      Migrants -> bad people who take all the good jobs and sponge of the system.

      Saved you all a click.

    23. Immigration reduced by 120,000 from the 2022-2023 data to the 2023-2024 data but this is being spun as though it’s an increase. So much anti migrant propaganda at the moment, it’s sad to see

    24. robtheblob12345 on

      Fucking useless 90% of that could be alleviated if they just clamped down on visas

    25. thecheeseboiger on

      I feel we’ve been led down this path by correlating GDP with progress.

      There’s nothing wrong with being a less wealthy nation. In fact, less wealthy European countries can have a much more positive life for their people. Wealth isn’t the be-all, end-all.

      But, so committed to arbitrary economic data, we’ve lost sight that people want to live in accommodating communities. Now, we’re driving out the people we should be keeping, inviting those who contribute very little and take opportunities from nationals and the mood is grim.

    26. ConfusedCareerMan on

      What’s up with the surge in immigration headlines? I see something come up literally every single day it feels like a targeted push/ propaganda

    27. pubemaster_uno on

      Great stuff – can’t wait for the tax revenues from all these working-age male individuals to start flowing in.

      Oh wait.

    28. Video_Kojima on

      Currently on a three year working holiday visa in NZ, slightly bigger in size compared to the UK with a population of 5.3 million.

      Whilst I knew from my holiday to NZ previously how quiet it would be compared to the UK, man what an eye opener living here truly is, traffic hardly exists, want to go and find peace and quiet just drive 20 minutes in any direction, if you can get a nice summers day you can actually go out somewhere and not worry about finding parking or it been so overcrowded it ruins the experience.

      Of course there is some drawbacks, but I definitely felt like in England the increasing population came with no real tangible benefits to it, and it affects your general state of mind, even if I came back I’d be way more inclined to try and move to Scotland or Ireland than England now, it’s just not a nice type of lifestyle to live.

    29. Future_Dingo2910 on

      Yea it great coming into contact daily with people that literally don’t speak a word of English – how the f*** are they in our country and meant to assimilate with English values when they can’t even understand me saying 35 for a deliveroo code , smh

    30. No way, I can’t believe it. A bigger population had a bigger absolute increase than small populations did in the past? How could that be? This is beyond mathematics.

    31. Important_Ruin on

      Lots of people not reading artcile, and again Tory issue being framed as a Labour bashing again.

      Up to June 2024, Labour took government afterwards, but don’t let facts get in way of your bias and prejudice.

    32. Alarmed_Inflation196 on

      We’re a rentier economy and governments worked hard to boost it, by increasing demand and decimating supply.

      We need to stop crying about lack of housing – they aren’t going to build. Instead, realise the system is broken

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