PM outlines 10-year domestic plan and opens second Downing Street office in Manchester
September 23, 2026 | United Nations, International
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Prime Minister Andy Bernham said a new 10-year plan for Britain will prioritize affordability, opportunity and re-industrialization as the country adapts to post-Brexit realities. "We will work to make life more affordable for people. That will be at the heart of a new 10-year plan for Britain that we will bring forward later in the year," he said.
As part of rebalancing power across regions, Bernham said he had set up "a second Downing Street office in Manchester. We call it number 10 North," and used the statue of Abraham Lincoln outside the office to illustrate historical ties and working-class solidarity. He linked domestic measures to resilience against divisive external influences.
As part of rebalancing power across regions, Bernham said he had set up "a second Downing Street office in Manchester. We call it number 10 North," and used the statue of Abraham Lincoln outside the office to illustrate historical ties and working-class solidarity. He linked domestic measures to resilience against divisive external influences.
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