We used to live in West London and our DD1 started at the local primary. We noticed she wasnt being invited to any parties or playdates, and our invites were nearly all turned down. We saw some of her classmates in the park one day, she walked over to them and started playing with them, then their mums called them over and when they came back they said 'we aren't allowed to play with you'. Thinking she had maybe upset or accidentally hurt one of them I walked over to one of the mums to apologise, she said to me ' sorry no English' (i knew she spoke good english as heard her talking to class teacher at pick up) and walked back to her friends. They were laughing and pointing at DD calling her 'slutty' because she was wearing shorts on a hot day.
So yes, we moved out of London during covid, as DH could then work from home, and we wanted to live somewhere where we felt part of a commuinity, and we needed more space than our current home, and wanted a place which was calmer than London. Racism definitely played a part in our move, and should definitely never be tolerated
My husbands family are immigrants, and they too say how they experienced discrimination when they came to England, but found London was more accepting than rural areas, it's strange now that it's become more racist/divided than rural areas.