What the 2021 Census has revealed about immigration and changes in British society

The Office for National Statistics has now released information from the 2021 Census about the true number of immigrants in this country. It makes for sobering reading.

[malicant]

Wow. All of those men who died in WW2 really have had their sacrifice honoured...

[raypurchase]

"Delayed publication until some time next year..." Buying time to cook the books.

[raijinenel]

I hate the ONS, I even collected data for them for the 2021 census, I was shocked at how many foreigners refused to fill in the form. I suspect it's much worse than we can imagine.

[hissingsidll]

They don`t have to publish CAN SEE WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH MY OWN EYES

[malcolmpayne]

Would be interesting to have a class photograph of a school in Tower Hamlets taken in 1940 and compare it to one taken in 2022.

[richardpowell]

Two things are certain:
1. You can brace yourself for what will be revealed, but even if you imagine the worst, you will still be shocked.
2. Whatever numbers they reveal, you know the true number is much worse.

[alexduggan]

What hurts the most is knowing that my own government has lied to me for at least the last twenty years and continue to do so. We know that the true number of illegal immigrants is far higher than what they tell us. We know that the true cost of keeping them here is well over ten million pounds a day. We know that the NHS has become an international health service. But if we are having to pay for all this then at least tell us the truth.

[jamesjameson]

Don't need a weatherman to tell you how the winds blowing

[davidpotter]

I am finding it increasingly difficult to understand exactly what it now means to be British. The term British has come to be nothing more than a legal term, a word that you have on your passport but which has little real meaning.

My ancestors have lived in this country for hundreds of years. They have fought, and in several cases, died to preserve our culture and values. Yet British culture is being thrown away as if it is of little value. To be British once meant something. What does it mean now?

[andyarlidge]

My heart bleeds for our once great country.
Thank for Simon for telling it as it is.
We were never asked.

[davesmith]

" we don't have exactly how many blacks and south Asians are living in the UK ' the answer is far, far too many!

[vordman]

I was on a train the other day and the next seats were occupied by a family of Asian descent. They never stopped nattering away at each other the whole bloody journey in their own language. Right scruffy sods, and they reeked of curry. How anyone could class them the same nationality as me is mental.

[mossychops]

Hardest part on living in London is knowing who are the Tourists?

[georgemather]

You have to ask why they are frightened of releasing the data. Although this is awful reading, it is a white pill that they fear the backlash from the public.

[alreadygotone]

We are an ever more divided people who have no overriding direction, clear leadership or foundation to move forward, no wonder the government is in such a mess!

[somebloke]

It doesn't matter if they were born abroad or born here. They are not welcome.

[johnturnley]

I hardly go into my city centre anymore it's like visiting Lagos, Kabul, Tirana, never thought I say this thank God for out of city shopping retail parks.

[royalirishranger]

The situation has therefore moved beyond a political solution, the political class has either Deliberately or stupidly created what can only be described as a demographic catastrophe and failed us miserably. Enoch’s dire predictions have become a reality, and the outcomes he also predicted must also surly become a reality, as the struggle for supremacy becomes manifest .

[ghl]

So, over 15% overall. Generally, from research papers that I have read, when the percentages of certain non-British groups reach around 10-12% then the trouble really begins to gather pace. Ask France.

[gerrywoody]

And how many are not declared on the census