Cross Party Parliamentarians Publish Declaration on Immigration Asylum costs could mean extra council tax hike MIGRANTS BRINGING DEADLY LUNG DISEASE INTO SCOTLAND MPS URGE POPULATION GROWTH LIMIT MPs urge '70m population cap' in party manifestos 70 million is too many: Immigrant-fuelled population boom will damage society, say leading public figures MPS URGE BROWN AND CAMERON TO DEAL WITH IMMIGRATION LEVELS Cross-party call for curb on immigration MPs urge population growth limit 70million is too many: Immigrant-fuelled population boom will damage society, say leading public figures Coalition demands population be kept under 70 million Yes, we DO face a food crisis - and it's Labour's contempt for the countryside that's to blame Priest must pay back proceeds of his crime 12,000 Gurkhas could arrive 'with nothing' Arrival of 30,000 migrant IT workers 'deprives Britons of jobsA selection of recent media reports
Declaration by Cross Party Group on Balanced Migration signed by 20 leading Parliamentarians including Baroness Boothroyd and Lord Carey Declaration calls for manifesto commitments to reduce net immigration to the levels of the early 1990s less than 40k compared to 163k in 2008
Balanced Migration (06-Jan-2010)
Back to home Printable version Email to a friend Share this story Add your comment Contact us Cllr Paul Carter Share with : Close del.icio.us Digg Facebook reddit StumbleUpon Twitter Government reluctance to help Kent County Council pay for bills caused by asylum seekers could mean an extra...
yourdover.co.uk (06-Jan-2010)
THE soaring number of deadly tuberculosis cases in Scotland has been linked to immigration.
Daily Express (06-Jan-2010)
A cross-party parliamentary group has called on all the major parties to make a commitment in their manifestos for this year's general election not to allow the UK's population to reach 70...
Daily Star (06-Jan-2010)
A cross-party group of MPs and peers have called on the main parties to make a manifesto pledge not to allow the UK's population to exceed 70 million. Former minister Frank Field is among those arguing current immigration rates, unless restricted, will impact on public services and quality of...
BBC News (06-Jan-2010)
Immigration must be urgently curbed to stop the population hitting 70million and causing serious harm to society, an alliance of leading public figures demanded...
Daily Mail (06-Jan-2010)
GORDON Brown and David Cameron were last night given an uncompromising warning not to ignore voters fury about soaring levels of immigration into...
Daily Express (06-Jan-2010)
A parliamentary group today called on all the major parties to commit to keeping the UK population below 70...
Yahoo Uk And Ireland News (06-Jan-2010)
A cross-party parliamentary group has called on all the major parties to make a commitment in their manifestos for this year's general election not to allow the UK's population to reach 70...
Press Association (06-Jan-2010)
Immigration must be urgently curbed to stop the population hitting 70million and causing serious harm to society, an alliance of leading public figures demanded...
Daily Mail (06-Jan-2010)
An unprecedented coalition of MPs and public figures, including a former Commons speaker and former Archbishop of Canterbury, have demanded the UK population be kept under 70 million - or risk public "harmony".
Telegraph.co.uk (06-Jan-2010)
Good heavens! After nearly 13 years of government, the Labour Party, and Environment Secretary Hilary Benn in particular, have discovered something quite remarkable - that British farms, and the British countryside, actually produce...
The Mail On Sunday (05-Jan-2010)
A PRIEST who used his position at a temple in Rugby to help people enter this country illegally has been ordered to forfeit £25,000 as the proceeds of his...
Rugby Today (05-Jan-2010)
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Yahoo Uk And Ireland News (05-Jan-2010)
Tens of thousands of foreign IT workers are being sent to work for their companies subsidiaries in Britain, sparking fears that British workers are being denied job opportunities.
Timesonline (05-Jan-2010)
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