‘I hear you’: Burnham’s pledge to ‘knock money off bills immediately’ signals politics of deliverism
Stuart Norval is pleased to welcome Matthew Talbot, former Labour Party advisor and political commentator. Talbot sees Andy Burnham’s first days in office as an exercise in political signalling as much as policymaking.
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