“We Wanted Workers, But We Got People Instead” Our Submission to the Home Affairs Committee On the 27th of October, we submitted to the Home Affairs Committee’s consultation: Work-Based Immigration. This allowed us to discuss at length how immigration policy, when used as a fix for weak domestic training, shifts the cost onto migrant workers.
What Does the Data Say? Insight into the Home Office Immigration System Statistics Release (YE June 2026) Our briefing pulls together the latest Home Office immigration statistics and breaks down what they mean for the asylum system as a whole, for Scotland, and with a particular focus on the North East. We’re planning to make
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Employment Support for the Excluded Our Submission to the Work and Pensions Committee On the 31st of August, we submitted to the Work and Pensions Committee’s consultation: ‘Local delivery of employment support‘. This presented us with the opportunity to discuss at length how migrants with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) are disadvantaged in terms
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