Welcome to the most crowded place in Europe...
- added September 16, 2008
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- mattbrawn
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An increase in immigration has pushed the pop. density up by five people per sq. km. meaning that, on average, every square kilometre in England has 395 people residing in it.
Apparently Malta has a higher density but also only has a population of 400,000, but us Brits love to claim we're the best at any opportunity, even if it's not 100% true...Or maybe that's just me...
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Methinks we need fewer people and more vegetable plots. How will we sustain a rapidly growing population, especially when the need to be self-sufficient on our little island is more pressing than ever before?
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- LindseyIndigo
- 2 months ago
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if only we could build off shore housing for thugs, trouble makers, chavs, crack & heroin addicts. Then we might just live enough trouble free hours to deal with all the cult leaders and plant trees.
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- silent_line
- 2 months ago
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This must be part of the reason that they're making it so much harder for foreign workers to immigrate to the UK.
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This really doesn't look like a good thing. Although, it may not be so bad if we could get the immigrants into some of those places where there are like 6 people in the local Primary school. Just to even things out between towns, cities, and villages. The statistic would stay the same though.
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I was gonna say that I'm sure Malta actually has that title - you barely notice when you go from one city into the next. Though it is about half the size of the Isle of Wight.
That has to be the best picture to greet me first thing in the world btw :) I so want that toytown...
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Oshiya, or "pusher", is an informal Japanese term for a worker who stands on the platform of a railway station during the morning and evening rush hours, and pushes people onto the train.
The Central line hasn't quite reached this point yet, has it?
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- Mr_Costello
- 2 months ago
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