Gove: Levelling up will help everyone `live their best life´
Michael Gove made light of his nightclub dancing 偉業／利用するs before 主張するing levelling up means helping everyone “live their best life”.
The Communities 長官 was caught on camera throwing 形態／調整s on the dancefloor during a summer visit to the 麻薬を吸う club night in Aberdeen.
With Abba’s Dancing Queen played in the auditorium before he arrived on 行う／開催する／段階 at 保守的な Party 会議／協議会 in Manchester, Mr Gove opened by 説: “Here we are ? 有望な lights, 広大な／多数の／重要な atmosphere, enthusiastic young people.
“It reminds me of my last night out on the town in Aberdeen ? dance like nobody’s watching they say.
“井戸／弁護士席 I did, but they were watching.
“And I know many people have recently been asking why a middle-老年の man spent more than an hour 非，不，無-stop 抑えるのをやめるing a 一連の wildly unco-ordinated gestures in 前線 of a bewildered audience, who were left wondering if this was some sort of bizarre 試みる／企てる to go 支援する to the ’80s.
“But enough of Keir Starmer’s 会議／協議会 speech.”
Mr Gove then made an 試みる／企てる to explain what the “levelling-up” スローガン 現実に means.
He 最初 最高潮の場面d the work of former Tory 首相s Benjamin Disraeli and Margaret Thatcher in trying to 改善する people’s lives.
Mr Gove, who leads the new Department for Levelling Up, 住宅 and Communities, told party members: “Never let anyone （人命などを）奪う，主張する that levelling up and wanting all our children to grow tall is a left-wing idea.
“The left want to keep people in their place so that 少数，小数派s can be patronised, the country can be polarised and ambition is paralysed.
“We want everyone to have the chance to choose their own 未来, to own their own home, to walk the streets in safety and to live their best life.”
Mr Gove 追加するd the スローガン also means four things.
He said: “We want to 強化する 地元の leadership to 運動 real change.
“We will raise living 基準s, 特に where they are l ower.
“We will 改善する public services, 特に where they are 女性.
“And we will give people the 資源s necessary to 高める the pride they feel in the place they live.
“And if you want to see all four in 活動／戦闘 and see levelling up in reality come to Teesside.”
Mr Gove’s speech was light on 明確な／細部 政策 詳細（に述べる）s for the 政府’s levelling-up 協議事項.
He 明言する／公表するd his department would be 焦点（を合わせる）d on 投資するing in 都市の regeneration, new homes on brownfield 場所／位置s and helping more renters to own their own 所有物／資産／財産s.
地元の 政府 will also be “権力を与えるd”, Mr Gove 追加するd.
Speaking later in the to a fringe event hosted by Midlands Engine, Mr Gove said he 手配中の，お尋ね者 to see 改良s in “living 基準s for everyone, and not just in the hearts of our major cities and in the clusters around universities”.
He said central 政府 would help give 地元の leaders the 道具s they need, and 述べるd levelling up ーに関して／ーの点でs of 改善するing public services, education, and 取り組むing 罪，犯罪 and anti-social behaviour.
And Mr Gove said he saw a スローガン on a 塀で囲む in a その上の education college, “which seemed to me to some up the spirit of levelling up, it said, ‘stay 地元の and go far’.
He 追加するd: “The places where we’ve grown up, the places that we love, the places where our families live, these are the places that we want to see 後継する. That has been the 原則 behind the Midlands engine, that’s the approach that we’re taking through levelling up.”
