Thousands More Schools, Roads and GP Surgeries Needed to Cope With Immigration, Research Shows

Migrant Watch compiled the data estimates in a new research paper which calls for a cap of 100,000 migrants per year.

A file photograph shows a traffic jam as cars head towards the approach tunnel of Heathrow Airport, west London, Britain November 26, 2015. Reuters/Peter Nicholls/files

The UK will need thousands more schools, roads and GP surgeries to cope with current levels of mass immigration, research by a British think tank has found.

Migration Watch said public services will “simply be unable to cope” if net migration carries on at current record-high levels.