What about the social outlook of the immigrants?
According to the Metro only 33 % knew how to register with a doctor and 54% had received information about their conditional immigration. Housing also appears to be an issue with 44% of those questioned were living in one room with somebody else other than their partner.
What are these migrants doing vocationally?
According to the Metro, in a different article, the agriculture sector in the UK is suffering, with the strawberry crop not being pick and therefore is being left to rot in the field. So where are the immigrants going to work? In my hometown of Wakefield the signs are there, for example, that Poles are starting to open their own shops, like Deli Polski. The success of the Polish immigrants is not going unoticed at home neither, as is show in this story which was carried in the Warsaw Voice.
I'd love to hear your comments on these facts figures and developments....
For more information on research carried out by the Jospeh Rowntree Foundation visit the website at http://www.jrf.org.uk/knowledge/findings/socialpolicy/0226.asp
It seems that Hungarian's are fascinated by flash games in the month of March, according to the Google Zeitgeist, coming in at number one. Meanwhile, at number two comes my favourite European clothing chain, Mexx. Don't you think these are a strange set of results for web browsing/search?. Your thoughts? See more Zeitgeist results here
The story is currently been carried on the Budapest Sun Online website. "Miklós Patrubány, President of the World Federation of Hungarians (MVSz), has called for Hungary's voters to be given another referendum on whether citizenship should be granted to ethnic Hungarians in neighboring countries."
http://www.budapestsun.com/cikk.php?id=26069
Not really sure about this one. If somebody is that intrested, whether it be that they are ethnically from that countries background or even economically intrested in being a citizen of another then maybe they could move there? However, in today's World the movement of populations highlight that this is not so straight forward and that maybe dual nationality is the way forward in the short term. Maybe to some degree this is why the original referendum failed. Your thoughts.....