Changing Perceptions of Public Services and Immigration

This chapter discusses the changing perception of public services and the impact of economic factors on middle-income individuals. It touches on issues such as delays in obtaining passports, airport delays, high mortgage rates, and the pinch of economic changes. The chapter also highlights the political significance of immigration and the government's stance on the issue. It mentions the controversial Rwanda legislation and the challenges it may face in the House of Lords. Lastly, it explores the promises made by a political figure, their over-promising on stopping small boats, and the potential consequences and public perception of their rhetoric.