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Record number of people leave UK
More people left the UK last year than in any year since 1991, statistics just released suggest. Some 385,000 people have left the country.
Now before you all start to worry about who is going to pay all your pensions in your dotage, fortunately there were 574,000 immigrants arrived.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6958220.stm
Should we start advertising abroad for more immigrants, to keep up with this mass emigration?
Now before you all start to worry about who is going to pay all your pensions in your dotage, fortunately there were 574,000 immigrants arrived.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6958220.stm
Should we start advertising abroad for more immigrants, to keep up with this mass emigration?
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Why are record number of people leaving the UK?
its not to look for work abroard i bet.
I did read recently that 1 in 3 people that retire in the uk, are moving to ireland, what with the cost of living and house prices in ireland, i find that a little baffling, unless its the irish contingent that came over to the UK, in the 50/60's to look for work, moving back?
Why are record number of people leaving the UK?
its not to look for work abroard i bet.
I did read recently that 1 in 3 people that retire in the uk, are moving to ireland, what with the cost of living and house prices in ireland, i find that a little baffling, unless its the irish contingent that came over to the UK, in the 50/60's to look for work, moving back?
i"With emigration clearly on the increase and many individuals stating an intention to stay overseas for at least four years, it's perhaps not surprising to discover that for the majority of those intending to emigrate the major reason for wanting to leave the UK was given as better opportunities for employment.
The primary reasons given for emigration are simple and straightforward. Almost without exception, those wishing to emigrate are looking for a better lifestyle and a better future for their families. They want to live in a healthier environment, where the climate's milder and there's generally less congestion. Additionally, they seek an improved standard of living with the opportunity to achieve a better work/life balance."
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2005_12_14/uk/u k_citizens_emigrate.htm
The primary reasons given for emigration are simple and straightforward. Almost without exception, those wishing to emigrate are looking for a better lifestyle and a better future for their families. They want to live in a healthier environment, where the climate's milder and there's generally less congestion. Additionally, they seek an improved standard of living with the opportunity to achieve a better work/life balance."
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2005_12_14/uk/u k_citizens_emigrate.htm
Do you think there is an equivelant AB site in the countries that the British that emigrate to?
Are they posting threads where they fear that their own national identity and all that is great, will be diluted by the mass of British, that far from wanting to work just want to loll around in the sun, go to British pubs, eat gravy on a Sunday when the temperature is in the upper 90s and speak english refusing to learn the host countrys language.
Are they posting threads where they fear that their own national identity and all that is great, will be diluted by the mass of British, that far from wanting to work just want to loll around in the sun, go to British pubs, eat gravy on a Sunday when the temperature is in the upper 90s and speak english refusing to learn the host countrys language.