Andy Burnham

Keeping the public safe

I am committed to problem solving not point scoring.

I want to open up new technical education routes to 14-year-olds, which would be put on the same footing as traditional academic pathways.

British money, spent on British workers, British firms and British skills, in the places that were written off for 40 years.

This policy would make good on my pledge to bring power home to every postcode in the country.

This is how we’ll bring back hope and bring power home to you.

The whole of government will now pull together behind the people and places that desperately need our support.

Today, we make good on that promise.

The policy is designed to boost growth and investment.

I said we’d take power out of Westminster and carry it into every postcode in the country. Today, we make good on that promise.

I promised to reform social care to help my dad and the millions like him faced with the unfairness of the current system.

There's an urgent need for reform.

I want a bigger reform to lift the drained social care workforce.

To every young person across the country, I want you to know that there is a path for you into a reindustrialised Britain and it starts with the apprenticeships we are funding through this investment today.

Together, for our future, vote Bev Craig today to be our next Mayor of Greater Manchester.

Bev will focus on putting more money in your pocket, giving families more breathing space on the cost of living, and making sure young people across every borough have the opportunities they need to thrive.

After years working alongside Bev Craig, I have no doubt that she will work every single day to build on the progress we’ve all made together.

Keeping this country safe is the first responsibility of any government - but security isn’t just about what we build, it’s about who builds it.

It secures the future of the town, the future of Barrow. It’s that significant. This is an £8.4 billion investment, obviously bringing through the next generation of the nuclear deterrent.

Soon, every local leader will have the power and resources to improve public transport, build homes and create jobs. I know what it's like to be ignored by politicians in Westminster. I'm not going to make that same mistake now I'm PM.

I said we'd take power out of Westminster and carry it into every postcode in the country. Today, we make good on that promise. Under our plans, more of the taxes raised in a community will stay in that community.

It’s about time we treated every single one with the same respect.

What’s holding them back isn’t ambition, but the skills and experience to make the most of it.

It would be easy to push the blame on them. Why don’t they work a bit harder? Why don’t they want it a bit more? But the truth is: they are and they do.

He is the wrong man to lead the organisation.