The Prime Minister is launching “No10 North” in Manchester to decentralize power and empower local communities—but the permanent HQ won’t be ready until 2032, after the next election. For now, he’s working from Heron House, where security upgrades and armed police could cost taxpayers dearly. The long-term vision includes an 8,800-person digital campus, approved by the Treasury, as part of a bold push for devolution to fix the feeling that too many towns are being ignored.
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