Burnham arrives in Downing Street: ‘We will make more changes than in 40 years’

“We were not effective enough. We will be in the future. We will bring the biggest changes in the last 40 yearsa new political model, a new economic model, after the negative turn of the 1980s. We will reindustrialize the country.” British Prime Minister Andy Burnham declared it in the speech he gave upon his arrival at Downing Street, greeted with long applause. Burnham anticipated a long-term plan, for the next ten years, and also some immediate measures, starting tomorrow, to “give people a breather”.

Burnham pledged to present the development plan for the country for the next ten years by the end of this year and to associate spending possibilities with its commitments. The first instructions that the new Prime Minister announced that he would like to take are to no longer have people forced to sleep on the streets as well as to ‘give respite’ to people crushed by the cost of living.

Burnham also said he wants to put people at the center of his work, “of wanting to help young people to enter the world of work, by changing the education system, offering more support, with more mental health support, we will respect our budget rules and commitments made in defense and with our international partners.”

We will help people live wellbuilding a more preventative state, investing in people’s success rather than paying for failure.”

By Editor