A clear majority of the 437 respondent to last week’s poll chose options opposing the loosening of immigration rules. The largest group, 35 per cent, said that we should concentrate on training the existing UK workforce; 21 per cent thought the current laws didn’t affect the UK’s ability to attract highly-skilled immigrants; while 17 per cent thought rules should be tightened rather than loosened.Of those in favour of loosening the rules, 17 per cent were concerned that current rules did not attract the best and brightest, while 13 per cent thought the UK was not a welcoming place for the best talent from overseas.
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Comment: Autonomous construction requires open data standards
The UK is particularly well served with topographic data thanks to the Environment Agency´s LIDAR programs, specifically the composite digital terrain...