The first policy that Andy Burnham announced when he became prime minister was £330 million ($447 million) to end homelessness. It raised the question of how he could stop people sleeping on the streets of Britain when he’d failed to eliminate the problem during his nine years as mayor of Greater Manchester.
The first policy that Andy Burnham announced when he became prime minister was £330 million ($447 million) to end homelessness. It raised the question of how he could stop people sleeping on the streets of Britain when he’d failed to eliminate the problem during his nine years as mayor of Greater Manchester.
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