Yes it is true. If can afford private healthcare, schools and live in a good area, perfect.
Really hard to get a GP apt, 8.30am tussle on the phone trying to get through and be one of the lucky ones to get an apt. Ambulances are taking hours in some, no, many cases. Not really their fault as they sit outside a A&E department, waiting for the hospital to take the patient from them. Sometimes several ambulances lined up outside these days.
Referrals for treatment, years waiting. I've waited 19 months for cardiology, 14 months for gynae, and nearly 3 years for help with ENT - ENT keeps sending me off with random, nothing stuff and I have to then ask for further opinions. I paid private for one of them just to prove the person in ENT was wrong.
Schools - many are academies now, awful way to run schools, children have a miserable time of it. I heard they were going to make primary schools academies too, poor loves.
Racism, out loud spoken racism is now becoming the norm.
Teenagers bored. Bored teenagers make trouble. Knife crime, sexual offences have gone up.
Opportunities for youngsters has fallen out of school. University (buys them 3 years before looking for a job) costs an arm and a leg, leaving kids with £50+k debt. Housing ladder harder to get on for youngsters.
The cost. Everything has gone up, many food items at least double from 5 years ago. Expensive to eat out, go out. Household costs gone up.
The UK, both attitude and services has gone downhill.