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Jeremy Corbyn plan to 'reindustrialise' northern England Jeremy Corbyn plan to 'reindustrialise' northern England
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Jeremy Corbyn is calling for the "re-industrialisation" of the north of England by boosting spending on the arts, transport, housing and broadband. Jeremy Corbyn has called for the "re-industrialisation" of the north of England by boosting spending on the arts, transport, housing and broadband.
The Labour leadership contender wants an overhaul of existing Local Economic Partnerships and new investment institutions "rooted" in the north.The Labour leadership contender wants an overhaul of existing Local Economic Partnerships and new investment institutions "rooted" in the north.
In a speech in Leeds, he will say Conservative plans for a northern powerhouse are a "cruel deception". In a speech in Leeds, he said Conservative plans for a northern powerhouse were a "cruel deception".
Rival Andy Burnham has pledged to cut the cost of rail travel for families. But a senior councillor said the MP was "ignoring" what Labour was doing.
Mr Burnham says part-time workers with season tickets should only pay for the days they travel rather than the whole week. * Follow all the day's developments as they happen with Politics Live
Meanwhile, rival Andy Burnham has pledged to cut the cost of rail travel for part-time workers with season tickets, saying they should only pay for the days they travel rather than the whole week.
Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall are the other two candidates in the contest. Ballot papers will be sent out on 14 August, with the result to be announced at a special conference on 12 September.Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall are the other two candidates in the contest. Ballot papers will be sent out on 14 August, with the result to be announced at a special conference on 12 September.
Mr Corbyn is the only candidate calling for a major increase in public spending to support economic growth and job creation but his plans have been criticised as "starry-eyed" by shadow chancellor Chris Leslie, who says they are not economically credible and will end up hurting the poor.Mr Corbyn is the only candidate calling for a major increase in public spending to support economic growth and job creation but his plans have been criticised as "starry-eyed" by shadow chancellor Chris Leslie, who says they are not economically credible and will end up hurting the poor.
As he continues to come under attack from those on the right of the party, Mr Corbyn - who has the most support from constituency parties and unions - will start setting out details of how he would "fundamentally shift" the UK's economic base towards increased public investment and away from further austerity. As he continues to come under attack from those on the right of the party, Mr Corbyn - who has the most support from constituency parties and unions - is setting out details of how he would "fundamentally shift" the UK's economic base towards increased public investment and away from further austerity.
'Crude cuts''Crude cuts'
In a campaign event in Leeds, he is unveiling his vision for the north of England, which he says has been informed by the views of more than 1,000 Labour supporters. In a campaign event in Leeds, he unveiled his vision for the north of England, which he says has been informed by the views of more than 1,000 Labour supporters.
He is calling for "fully funded" bus services under local control, the rollout of superfast broadband in towns and rural areas, a big increase in affordable house building and a reprioritisation of arts funding towards the north. He is calling for "fully funded" bus services under local control, the rollout of superfast broadband in towns and rural areas, a big increase in affordable housing and a reprioritisation of arts funding towards the north.
"It is in the long-term interest of the UK to rebuild a resilient industrial base and, with its people, energy, land and water, the north of England is the place to lead this," he will say. "It is in the long-term interest of the UK to rebuild a resilient industrial base and, with its people, energy, land and water, the north of England is the place to lead this," he said.
He will claim local economic partnerships created under the coalition government are too often at the whim of central government and lack the "scope, capacity and scale" to spearhead the investment required. He said local economic partnerships created under the coalition government were too often at the whim of central government and lacked the "scope, capacity and scale" to spearhead the investment required.
They should be superseded by "new investment institutions rooted in the Northern economy to ensure deep regeneration".They should be superseded by "new investment institutions rooted in the Northern economy to ensure deep regeneration".
'Freedom to innovate''Freedom to innovate'
He will also attack Conservative plans for elected mayors in Greater Manchester and other metro regions, arguing that it is wrong for them to be imposed without public approval via a referendum. He also attacked Conservative plans for elected mayors in Greater Manchester and other metro regions, arguing that it was wrong for them to be imposed without public approval via a referendum.
He will add: "There is a lack of faith in the Conservatives' Northern powerhouse agenda which combines power cuts for rail electrification with the devolution of crude cuts. He added: "There is a lack of faith in the Conservatives' Northern powerhouse agenda which combines power cuts for rail electrification with the devolution of crude cuts.
"Despite this, the need for reindustrialising the north of England and providing the investment and freedom to innovate and prioritise has never been stronger.""Despite this, the need for reindustrialising the north of England and providing the investment and freedom to innovate and prioritise has never been stronger."
Meanwhile, Mr Burnham is pledging to help the millions of part-time workers in the UK by reviewing the cost of childcare, extending flexible working and job shares and cutting the cost of rail travel for those working part-time. But Sir Richard Leese, the Labour leader of Manchester Council who has backed Chancellor George Osborne's plans to devolve NHS and social care budgets to combined authorities in the region, tweeted: "Corbyn completely ignores what Labour in the north is doing."
Laying out more of his policies, Mr Burnham has pledged to help the millions of part-time workers in the UK by reviewing the cost of childcare, extending flexible working and job shares and cutting the cost of rail travel for those working part-time.
"We need to tackle the inequalities that stifle growth and productivity by preventing women from reaching their full potential in the workplace," Mr Burnham will say."We need to tackle the inequalities that stifle growth and productivity by preventing women from reaching their full potential in the workplace," Mr Burnham will say.
"Both mothers and fathers have to juggle caring responsibilities and work but it is women that bear much of the cost of this daily struggle. As Labour leader, I will argue for better support for Britain's part-time workers.""Both mothers and fathers have to juggle caring responsibilities and work but it is women that bear much of the cost of this daily struggle. As Labour leader, I will argue for better support for Britain's part-time workers."