Centre for Local Economies reacts to Andy Burnham’s election as Labour leader
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Manchester focuses its spending power to lock wealth into local community
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Apolitical have written an article reflecting upon CLES’ 10 years of progressive procurement work in partnership with Manchester City Council. It identified the significant impact that the work has had upon the Manchester economy and in shifting the behaviour of procurement officer and suppliers to deliver wider outcomes.
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Read more about our work with Manchester City Council.
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