Burnham busca avanzar en el empoderamiento regional y la transferencia de competencias junto a los líderes escoceses y galeses, mientras reconoce que su presupuesto inicial carecía del radicalismo deseado debido a la incertidumbre económica.
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Prime minister in Glasgow to meet with Scottish and Welsh leaders to talk about ‘next stage of devolution’Andy Burnham has admitted his first budget as prime minister was not as radical as he would have liked because of the economic uncertainty facing the country, Kiran Stacey reports.Good morning. Andy Burnham is in Glasgow today for a meeting with the leaders from Scotland and Wales and he says he wants to use it to talk about “the next stage of devolution”. According to the overnight briefing from No 10, he is less interested in giving more powers to the devolved parliaments and more interested in promoting “regional empowerment” in their countries.Through No 10 North, we are rewiring the state. I want to make sure every city and region in the United Kingdom is part of that.Today I’ll be making an offer to the governments of each nation. Put politics aside and work in partnership with the UK government to develop models of regional empowerment that ensure communities can use their own strengths to unlock their potential. Continue reading...
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