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Council Leader Bev Craig reacts to the announcement that thousands more civil servants will be moved to UK regions – including a major Digital and AI innovation campus in Manchester.
Bev said:
“The new Manchester Digital Campus will be transformational to our city. We have been working closely with this Government to bring forward this flagship digital campus to Ancoats that will bring 7,000 quality jobs to Manchester, building on the success of the growing Government digital and AI cluster already in the city and turbocharge our plans for economic growth in digital, AI and cyber sectors.
“This is great news from the Cabinet Office delivering on their ambition to connect Whitehall with local communities outside of London. Locating Government jobs in Manchester is a boost for our residents, and also helps national government deliver better services, tapping into our growing and talented workforce and helping get stuck in with real life issues that can improve services, lead to better Government and improve lives.
“Over the last decade Manchester has emerged as one of the fastest growing economies in Europe and one of fastest growing tech and digital ecosystems in the UK. The new digital and AI campus will accelerate that and attract more businesses to the UK to help grow the economy. We are excited to work in partnership with National Government to deliver this transformational change.”
