HeyJaredAndy Burnham
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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Andy Burnham tells Mirror readers - 'I'll put Britain back in control of basics' (opens the original)
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Britain’s water industry is a leaking monument to everything that went wrong with privatisation. People lost control of their bills. Britain lost control of one of the essentials in life. Just look at the state of water in England right now. Private monopolies loaded with debt, paying out billions in dividends and failing to invest. Meanwhile, bills go up, pipes leak and our rivers and seas have been turned into open sewers. It is a national scandal. For me, nothing shows more clearly what has g
'We want NHS to be neighbourhood health service - with chemists as front door' (opens the original)
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If you feel under the weather this winter, help is closer than you might think. Pharmacies are a one stop shop for healthcare at the heart of almost every high street. They don’t just dispense medicines. They’re an indispensable part of our NHS. Looking for advice to treat a minor illness? Your pharmacist can help with that. Need help for a sore throat or ear ache? You can find the support you need right on your doorstep – four in five people live within 20 minutes of a pharmacy. So you don’t ha
'People rough sleeping in doorways and stations isn't Britain I want to see' (opens the original)
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Just after I was elected Mayor of Greater Manchester, I spent a bit of time out and about selling the Big Issue. I remember standing there with the magazine in my hand, trying to catch people’s eye. I wasn’t doing it for long. I knew I had somewhere warm to get back to afterwards. But it brought home to me what it must feel like to be on our streets, without a bed for the night. That’s never sat right with me. At our best, Britain puts care of people at the heart of everything we do. Just think
'There's a special kind of sadness in how high streets have lost their buzz' (opens the original)
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Ask someone to show you around the town they grew up in. Chances are they’ll spend half the journey saying: “That used to be…” That betting shop used to be the old Woolworths. That vape shop used to be the butchers. That boarded up building on the corner used to be the local. Anyone about my age or older knows there’s a special kind of sadness that comes with that. We remember the buzz of the high street on a Saturday morning. The smell of the bakery. Bumping into neighbours every few yards beca
Burnham: 'Mental health system piles pressure on NHS - this needs to change' (opens the original)
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We’ve all had some experience of struggles with mental health. Maybe you’ve stood by a loved one in a time of need. Maybe you’ve been through tough moments yourself. Too often, illness is only half the challenge, with people forced to wait too long and fight too hard to get the help they need. The simple fact is that mental health services haven’t kept pace with rising demand. The result is a system that waits to step in only when someone reaches crisis, leaving their family under unbearable str
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