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Andy Burnham’s 6 most shameless Manchester plugs
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POLITICO
Manchester’s Heron House building is the site of a new No.10 North, dubbed the “situation room for growth” by the PM.
In a sign that Burnham’s living his best life, there’s even a gold “The Queen Is Dead” disk on the wall from Manchester indie legends The Smiths.
“It’s definitely gone down well here,” says University of Manchester academic Robert Ford of Burnham’s regular references to the city.
10 North in Manchester on July 24, 2026.
During his first call with Donald Trump — a pivotal diplomatic moment — Andy Burnham offered the U.S. president an invite to Manchester.