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How much should we pay local councillors?

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By Jack Shaw, Andrew Stevens
| Prospect Magazine Verified
In his first major speech as PM-in-waiting, Andy Burnham made clear that he is serious about devolution. His headline-grabbing proposals included a “Number 10 North” to drive regeneration and reindustrialisation and a pledge to tackle the “stark imbalance in resources” between central and local government. That rebalancing is undoubtedly vital.
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The right to strike is constitutionally protected — a new Senate report is looking for a workaround

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By Andrew Stevens
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The latest is the “Keep Canada Moving” report released by the Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Communications. Under the auspices of supply chain management and “economic security,” the report examines sections of the Canada Labour Code dealing with the maintenance of activities during a strike or lockout, along with the powers assigned to the Minister of Labour under Section 107.
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Andy Burnham is back at Westminster: what this says about Britain’s changing political system

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By Andrew Stevens
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Andy Burnham’s victory in the Makerfield byelection doesn’t simply mark the return of one of Labour’s most recognisable figures to parliament. With his clear ambitions to lead his party – and the country – it may also represent a landmark moment in English devolution. His thumping win – taking 55% of the votes and more than Restore UK and Reform Britain combined – means the political significance of metro mayors has never been higher.
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