Tag: immigration

  • Building Magazine on why construction needs migrant workers

    Gordon Brown’s announcement of a larger quota for desperately needed overseas construction workers is cue for a good piece from Building magazine about migrant workers on UK sites. The article…

    Read more

  • Readership in need of renewal

    Peter Preston highlights the effects on newspaper publishing of the UK’s falling birthrate and aging population.

    Read more

  • Migration Watch UK – not much think, mostly tank

    Migration Watch UK is a shabby pressure group masquerading as a think tank. The group’s neutral-sounding name masks its real concern with immigration. The group’s founder, Sir Andrew Green –…

    Read more

  • The Economist on migration

    I’ve just finished reading The Economist’s blockbuster survey on migration. More very good work developing the newspaper’s line on the liberalisation of migration as a benefit to both nations (receiving…

    Read more

  • The film industry is the least of our problems

    I watched an interesting feature about the flakey British film industry tonight on BBC 4. As you’d expect, it was mostly whinging and hand-wringing from all sources ? hyper-interventionist culture-boosters…

    Read more

  • A shrinking Europe?

    The Economist’s cover story this week is a blockbuster (you may need to subscribe to see the story). The message is simple: the population of Europe is – almost everywhere…

    Read more