Reports say Andy Burnham’s planned “No 10 North” will initially operate from interim locations in Manchester before a longer-term civil service base is completed. Multiple outlets report that an interim office could use an existing, secured office building, described as Heron House, which has security measures in place while work continues on the planned future site. Separately, the Guardian reports that Burnham’s longer-term northern centre of government is intended for Ancoats on the outskirts of Manchester city centre, but that the site is not expected to be completed until 2028. Yahoo and The i also report the overall direction of travel for the project, with Yahoo citing that the permanent base would be on a brownfield site on the edge of Manchester. Separately from the location details, BBC reporting referenced in the Google News roundup indicates Burnham plans to work some days in Manchester as prime minister, suggesting the office will be used on an ongoing basis even before completion of the final premises.