Published 1 year ago

Conservative voters and Northerners feel most betrayed by levelling up

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Just 11 per cent of people think levelling up is having a positive impact. Conservative voters are even more negative about the policy. Northerners are most likely to say it is not tackling key issues in their neighbourhoods. Ironically for a policy intended to spread prosperity outside the capital, Londoners are more likely than anyone else to praise it.

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Conservative voters and Northerners feel most betrayed by levelling up

In a blow to the government’s reputation within a week of the Budget, a large majority of the British public feel levelling up is having no impact, or a negative one, according to a report shared exclusively with the New Statesman. When asked about their local area, 56 per cent of Britons say the flagship Tory policy to rebalance the economy is having no impact and 14 per cent a negative impact, according to polling by Opinium for Power to Chang…

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