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London-based civil servants offered relocation to No 10 North in Manchester
3 sourcesFirst reported 9 hours agoUpdated 3 hours ago
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- London-based civil servants have been offered relocation packages to move to "No 10 North" in Manchester.
- Prime Minister Andy Burnham plans to work in Manchester at least one day a week, transferring powers from London.
- The initiative includes the relocation of some government offices to Manchester as part of Burnham's new strategy.
- British Cypriot MP Nesil Caliskan has been designated to work at the new "No 10 North" location.
- The initiative aims to decentralize government functions and promote regional governance.
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