It’s not that it’s not due to population growth, it’s that that growth is unevenly distributed. You can’t just move a school or GP surgery because the kids crammed into existing housing move to a new… (View Post)

This feels like undergrad economic theory (and that isn’t intended as a compliment). On one level you’re right. But in practice houses without adequate services are a significant part of why Britain … (View Post)

Interesting piece @TOPPING, thanks. My main takeaway - I broadly agree that this is about a sense of control and sovereignty rather than immigration per se (I’m not sure I agree with your conclusion … (View Post)

It’s a good analogy, but to take it further: if a mastermind contestant not only had encyclopaedic knowledge but also sufficient working memory to almost instantaneously test connections between a hu… (View Post)

I’m not sure that’s correct. Sure, there will be those who hold onto that belief come what may. But prosperity often (not always) encourages the average person to no longer look for a target for thei… (View Post)