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  • Andrew Griffith: Burnham’s only belief is that the state knows best

    September 30, 2026

    Andy Burnham has offered up a ten-year plan for socialism. Conservatives would do things differently, says Andrew Griffith I sat down to watch Andy Burnham’s conference speech on Tuesday with trepidation but a genuine interest in what he was going to lay out for people who create jobs, take risks in starting their own businesses [...]

  • Burnham grid shake-up offers data centres escape from power queue

    September 30, 2026

    Britain’s data centre developers could be handed a new route around years-long waits for electricity under Andy Burnham’s plan to open up the power grid to competition. The prime minister unveiled Great British Grid (GB Grid) on Tuesday, a publicly owned arm of Great British Energy that will aim to challenge existing network operators and [...]

  • Exclusive: Mayors can use tourist tax to ramp up borrowing, Burnham tells business

    September 30, 2026

    Andy Burnham has looked to justify his new uncapped “tourist tax” to business chiefs by claiming it will allow mayors to ramp up borrowing, City AM understands. In various meetings at Labour’s Business Day, top business groups were told by ministers the so-called overnight stay levy will let mayors take on more debt and use [...]

  • Burnham sets out his socialist stall and business barely gets a mention

    September 30, 2026

    We were told to expect a speech that would leave no room for doubt about what Andy Burnham believes in, and we got one. There might not be much detail yet about how the Burnham Revolution will unfold but there is no ambiguity, either. The Prime Minister painted a vision of what this country could [...]

  • Reform UK and Tories attack Burnham’s triple lock pension move

    September 29, 2026

    Reform UK and Tory leaders have hit out at Andy Burnham’s plans to drop the triple lock on pensions in a future Labour manifesto, setting up a clash on a policy which previously had the backing of all major political parties. On Tuesday, the Prime Minister said he would lead his party on a pledge [...]

  • Burnham pledges to reform triple lock to fund new National Care Service

    September 29, 2026

    Andy Burnham has said Labour will drop the triple lock on state pensions in its manifesto for the next election in order to fund a sweeping new National Care Service.  In his address to party members, Burnham said the party would link a rise in the state pension to inflation or 2.5 per cent every [...]

  • Burnham to repeal Thatcher-era ban on public ownership of water companies

    September 29, 2026

    The government will repeal a ban on public ownership of water companies as part of ten-year transformation of the privatised water sector, the Prime Minister has announced. Speaking at the Labour conference in Liverpool, Andy Burnham said the privatised water industry introduced under Margaret Thatcher had failed and his government would introduce a new water [...]

  • Andy Burnham can’t treat Heathrow expansion as a local planning issue

    September 29, 2026

    Has Andy Burnham’s commitment to devolution morphed into a convenient excuse not to lead? I ask, because he seems to have excused himself from the debate about a critical £50bn national infrastructure project: Heathrow’s third runway. The project has been debated since the 1980s but officially kicked off in 2003 when Labour’s Alistair Darling, then [...]

  • Labour will learn to love deregulation

    September 29, 2026

    The Labour government I served in made advances in planning reform and curbing regulator overreach. But those efforts should be seen as a first step, not job done. Not least because there is barely a great progressive cause that does not now require deregulation to advance, says Alan Lockey Warm words for business are a [...]

  • Burnham to pledge greater control of water and energy industries

    September 28, 2026

    Andy Burnham will double down on plans to seize greater public control of the water, energy and transport industries tomorrow as he pledges to “break with the flawed thinking of the past 40 years”. In his first speech to Labour’s conference as Prime Minister, Burnham is expected to say Britain is currently “run for vested [...]

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