Perhaps more Brits should house and bill share then.

Do you disagree with the Oxford study that found
On average, a 10% increase in the share of migrants living in a local authority reduced waiting times by nine days. The authors find no evidence that immigration affects waiting times in A&E and in elective care.

Edited by nickgusset (09 Oct 2017 4.50pm)

Who are the landlords allowing so many people to live in one house?

I kind of guessed you were getting on by your outdated political outlook.

Perhaps more Brits should house and bill share then.

Do you disagree with the Oxford study that found
On average, a 10% increase in the share of migrants living in a local authority reduced waiting times by nine days. The authors find no evidence that immigration affects waiting times in A&E and in elective care.

Edited by nickgusset (09 Oct 2017 4.50pm)

Only a nut case thinks that an increase in population has no effect on waiting times.

I notice how you have a knack of putting words in peoples mouths? But I'll answer. Probably not 'Null & Void' but very likely heavily Biased.
In much the same way that If someone who worked in the Oil industry said global warming didn't exist.