Greater Manchester’s Gorton has been a Labour stronghold since 1935 but tomorrow’s by-election could change everything. Colin Drury speaks to locals about who they’re voting for – and why they wish the prime minister had allowed Andy Burnham to stand
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Greater Manchester’s Gorton has been a Labour stronghold since 1935 but tomorrow’s by-election could change everything. Colin Drury speaks to locals about who they’re voting for – and why they wish the prime minister had allowed Andy Burnham to stand
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