Brexit regions see faster foreign worker growth

Since the Brexit referendum, areas that predominantly voted to leave the EU have experienced faster growth in foreign workers, particularly on health and care visas, with the share of non-UK workers doubling in some places. However, these same areas have also become relatively more deprived, with increased health issues and slower improvement in housing and services compared to Remain-supporting regions. Analysts suggest that economic disparities and perceptions of change have intensified in Leave-voting areas, which were often already economically weaker before Brexit.

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