Burnham pledges to work ‘in lockstep’ with Welsh Labour after Senedd defeat
After a century of dominance, Labour fell from power in Cardiff Bay to a distant third place in May’s elections.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged to work “in lockstep” with Welsh Labour to rebuild its electoral support after the party’s Senedd defeat, while urging it to “take stock” and “listen”.
After a century of dominance in Welsh politics, Labour fell from power in Cardiff Bay to a distant third place in May’s polls, losing to Plaid Cymru.
Burnham said he would avoid “creating problems” or “going against” what Welsh Labour leader Ken Skates wanted to achieve as the party sought to recover.