[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

I have no problem with it. However some places aren't multicultural anymore. It's better when people try to mix, but some people have no intention of mixing and instead their own communities take over whole areas. If you haven't lived somewhere that's changed beyond all recognition, you won't understand.

The thing is again though this genuinely happens without any immigration at all, if you live in sleepy/small villages that start to become "gentrified" with city-commuting professionals etc.

You should see the local facebook groups around here. All-out war between "born and bred locals" and people who have moved into the area. And we're not talking immigrants or ghettoisation here - we're talking 4-and-5-bedroom homes with young families and still 99% white British.

Locals "who have been here for generations" do not like it at all.

We thought my wife was experiencing a racism from the elderly dad of a neighbour because she's from England -- but no -- apparently even being Scottish isn't good enough and he branded me an "interloper" as well because I grew up a 1.5 hour drive away .