Senior ministers and aides set to work from No 10 North
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Senior ministers and aides set to work from No 10 NorthImage caption, Mancester's Heron House is the initial home of No 10 NorthByJudith Moritz, Special correspondent and Daniel Wittenberg, Senior producer in ManchesterPublished5 minutes agoSenior ministers and aides close to Andy Burnham are expecting to regularly work from No 10 North, which the prime minister has said will be the "dominant driver of the UK's economy".Education Secretary Lucy Powell, Housing Secretary Angela Rayner, and Louise Haigh, who is overseeing No 10 North in her role as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, are likely to work there with Burnham.The new branch of Downing Street is currently operating from Heron House in Manchester city centre, whilst a brownfield site is redeveloped.
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