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The winners and losers of Burnham's income tax overhaul – mapped

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Mayors getting a share of income tax revenue to spend on their cities could lead to some areas of the UK receiving vastly larger sums than others, analysis for The i Paper shows. It found that London, where the income tax base is far larger, would receive billions of pounds in extra cash compared to the poorest parts of the North. Andy Burnham is expected to set out his policy on fiscal devolution on Friday as part of his drive to deliver “growth in every postcode”.
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Burnham ally shut down firm after it was told to repay £400,000 in taxpayer cash

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An ally of Andy Burnham shut down an events firm after it was told to repay £400,000 of taxpayers' cash. Sacha Lord is a well-known face in Manchester's nightlife sector as the founder of music events such as Parklife festival and the Warehouse Project, and he was among those invited to Burnham's first speech as Prime Minister outside 10 Downing Street on Monday.
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Burnham ally shut down firm after it was told to repay £400,000 in taxpayer cash

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