Somerset’s Housing Dilemma: Balancing Ambitious Targets with Local Realities
Local Leaders Challenge National Housing Strategy Somerset Council leaders have raised significant concerns about what they describe as “astronomically” high…
Local Leaders Challenge National Housing Strategy Somerset Council leaders have raised significant concerns about what they describe as “astronomically” high…
Former Home Secretary David Blunkett has endorsed a proposal for skilled migrants to train British workers through a new “work and teach” visa. According to thinktank research, the approach could substantially reduce public concerns about immigration while addressing skills shortages.
Former Home Secretary David Blunkett has thrown his weight behind a proposed “work and teach” visa that would require skilled migrants to train British workers, according to reports from a leading thinktank. The proposal, which comes from the Good Growth Foundation, would create a new immigration route targeting sectors experiencing labour shortages while addressing public concerns about immigration.
Britain’s Brexit Reversal Faces European Realities In a remarkable political pivot, Britain’s new Labour government is attempting to rewrite the…