Healey to promise 'new age of industrialisation' for UK in conference speech
Only the Conservatives will cut the welfare bill to fund defence."Charlotte Brumpton-Childs, national secretary of the GMB union, which has campaigned for the move, said it would be a "massive boost" for the UK's shipbuilding sector."For too long juicy contracts have been sent to overseas - often subsidised - yards. "This policy could reinvigorate UK yards and the communities that depend on them," he added.Prime Minister Andy Burnham - who is due to deliver his big conference speech on Tuesday - has previously spoken about his ambition to "reindustrialise" Britain, including in talks last week with US President Donald Trump.
- ▪Only the Conservatives will cut the welfare bill to fund defence."Charlotte Brumpton-Childs, national secretary of the GMB union, which has campaigned for the move, said it would be a "massive boost" for the UK's shipbuilding sector."For to
- ▪"This policy could reinvigorate UK yards and the communities that depend on them," he added.Prime Minister Andy Burnham - who is due to deliver his big conference speech on Tuesday - has previously spoken about his ambition to "reindustrial
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Healey to promise 'new age of industrialisation' for UK in conference speechImage source, PA MediaByBrian Wheeler, Political reporter and Iain Watson, Political correspondentPublished9 minutes agoJohn Healey will promise "a new age of industrialisation" for the UK, when he delivers his first Labour conference speech as chancellor on Monday.Healey will tell delegates "our coal mines are not coming back", but that Labour will remake Britain's industrial past "for the modern age" by backing advanced manufacturing.He will also announce plans to boost Britain's shipbuilding industry, with new orders for Royal Navy floating docks and a maritime research vessel.With just a month to go until his first Budget, the chancellor is under pressure to cut spending or raise taxes to tackle the ballooning…
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