Do we care more about the place where we live than about the nation we live in?
If Andy Burnham has a four-word philosophy, it is 'the politics of place', a phrase he uses often. Burnham argues that politics must concentrate on meeting local needs, on the devolution of power and on 'levelling up' the places that have been doing badly. While he was winning in Makerfield, the Scottish Conservatives…
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