Britain’s new immigration hotspots: Up to one in 20 residents in some boroughs are migrants who came here last year – so what is the figure in YOUR area?

New analyzes are immigrants who moved here last year up to one of the 20 inhabitants in England and Wales.

Last week, government statistics came after revealing that the total population of the two countries increased by 700,000 at 2023/24. Migration has fueled the second largest fluctuating since WW2.

Daily Mail can reveal that the net international migration, defined as the difference between the number of people entering and separated in the country, is positive for all of the 318 councils.

Newham hosted approximately 374,000 people and saw 17,200 immigrants in the middle of the year.

This shows that last year’s new immigrants from abroad constitute 4.6 percent of the total population of London – roughly one of the 20 people.

According to estimates published by the National Statistics Office (Ones), Luton (4.3 percent) and Coventry (4.2 percent) were similarly high figures.

Experts say that the existing migration levels that hit the highest levels of all time make even more pressure on housing, schools and NHS.

Our Post Code Search Tool – which can be used below – shows how the situation in your region has changed in the last 12 months, follows births and deaths and net international migration.

Migration Control Center Research Director Robert Bates, mass migration ‘England has changed the texture’ he said.

He said: ‘Assimilation was made impossible with the mass migration scale and as a result, our national culture was damaged.

‘NHS and GP surgeries extend from public transport and schools to schools, low -paid, low skill migration system is further wear.

‘Politicians ignored the concerns of voters because of a misrepresented belief that open borders benefit the economy.

‘We quickly need a government that rejects this dogma and begins to work to scrape a series of unsuccessful visa routes, end foreign nationals’ access to the welfare system and invest to invest in British labor skills.

According to an Ones estimates, there were 61.8 million people from 61.1m from 61.1m in the middle of 2024.

This increase was kept up to the middle of 2023 with a population increase of 706,881 people, with a population of 821,210 in 12 months, and the growth in both years almost increased almost with the record increases in the number of immigrants.

Approximately 1.1 million people are thought to have migrated in the last 12 months and are covered by 450,000, believed to have migrated.

Reform British leader Nigel Farage claimed yesterday that the figures were ‘disaster for the quality of life for everyone in the country’.

Until 2014, there was a little more birth (596,012) annually (596.012) annually, which added only 29,982 to the population.

In terms of raw numbers, the largest local authorities, such as Birmingham (38,700), came to the most international immigrants.

Considering that West Midlands City has a population of 1.2 million, the effects of international migration are not as sharp as in Newham.

The city of London technically reduced the highest share of its current population to the international migration in 2024 (10.8 percent) – but only 15,000 people.

South Holland, which is only a local authority in Lincolnshire, experienced a negative amount because of the separation of more international immigrants before arriving.

Ones said last year there were 557 arrival from abroad, but 695 people emigrated.

Movement around the UK – known as internal migration – is recorded separately.

Migration Watch WATCH UK President Alp Mehmet said: ‘The latest ounce figures are another eye -wide.

‘Although there is no impairment of migration to national, gender, age or immigration status – as the Ones should do in the future – the population of England and Wales in general increased by more than 700,000 (Newcastle Equivalent.)

‘Only 30,000 of this came from births that exceeded deaths.’

Mr. Mehmet also branded the government’s reaction to rising rates as a ‘complainant’.

He said: ‘The most worrying figures, these recent figures, show that the rate of change of the nature of our society does not decrease and the ethnic minority rate of our population will be the majority in 30-35 years.

‘The government should take a decisive action to direct the tsunami of immigration, if we are not the island of the foreigners to which the Prime Minister referred to a few months ago.’

Although Ones is unclear how clear it is due to the difficulties in examining the population flow, there may be some overlap in the data.

For example, the same person can be classified as both an international immigrant and internal immigrant. They could also die by mixing the picture even more.

Toray Shadow Home Office Minister Katie Lam said the data shows that the population has increased at a ‘sustainable speed’.

He said: ‘This is not about the numbers in the E -Tablo, but about the pressure on the housing, NHS waiting lists, school places, wages and community and culture.

‘Britain cannot plan or build fast enough to continue.

‘We must secure our borders and offer a fair and sustainable migration system for the British people.’

However, Interior Minister Yette Cooper said yesterday that the figures ‘Tory heritage confirmed the reality of immigration’.

The authority added: ‘Failed boundaries attempts caused net migration to rise to almost one million peaks per year in 2023.

“Since the election, net migration has fallen upright, and as part of the government’s plan of change, we have set new measures in the Migration White Book, and we have already changed the rules of immigration to further down the net migration.

In order to be successful, effective and fair, our immigration system should be appropriately controlled and managed. From the failure of Kaos and Torah history, this government will deliver it. ‘

Keir Starmer announced a pressure on immigration in May, and the inability to control the system was at risk of converting England to a ‘foreign island’.

Downing Street had to refuse to reject angry comparisons with MPs that Enoch Powell’s famous ‘Blood Rivers’ speech was a echo.

Sir Keir, who struggled to blind the threat of reform, promised voters to give voters to give ‘many times want’ while explaining a package to ‘take back the control of our borders’.

However, one month after speech, Sir Keir continued to say that most British had no problems in the language used, but he continued to say ‘deeply regret’.

The long -awaited policy package to prevent immigration included the march of the skill threshold for immigrants and the hardening of the rules of fluency English.

Migrants will also have to wait 10 years for citizenship rather than five existing five and to be deported for lower -level crimes.

Policy -makers estimate that the government’s package will reduce the annual entries of approximately 100,000.

Sir Keir comes after signing an agreement with French President Emmanuel Macron in a desperate attempt to solve the small boat channel crisis.

Although the Prime Minister and the French equivalent were much less ambitious than expected, a ‘migrant swap agreement announced an out of’.