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lancsdave 13-10-2008 15:02

Gordon Brown To Leave Number 10
 
Go on then how many cheered :D

Prime Minister Gordon Brown is to break with more than 275 years of tradition and move out of 10 Downing Street -- to take up residence next door at No 12, The Sun newspaper reported on Monday.
No 10 has been the seat of government since 1735, but it is a listed building which cannot be structurally altered due to planning permission restrictions.
But now, Brown will direct operations from an open plan 'war room' at No 12, which is currently occupied by the Downing Street press office and strategic communications unit, said The Sun.

garinda 13-10-2008 18:04

Re: Gordon Brown To Leave Number 10
 
It's also reported that Cameron wouldn't live at number ten, if elected, as it's not practical for his little boy Ivan, who has cerebral palsy.

garinda 13-10-2008 18:06

Re: Gordon Brown To Leave Number 10
 
If no one wants to live there perhaps they should let an Afghani mother of seven move in.

It would probably work out cheaper for us.

Mancie 13-10-2008 22:26

Re: Gordon Brown To Leave Number 10
 
Anyone with backing could turn it into a restaurant.. just imagine the trade to be had at No 10 in Downing Street .... I'll just check my electron account :D

Royboy39 13-10-2008 22:43

Re: Gordon Brown To Leave Number 10
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 640818)
It's also reported that Cameron wouldn't live at number ten, if elected, as it's not practical for his little boy Ivan, who has cerebral palsy.

Is that relevant?

garinda 13-10-2008 23:09

Re: Gordon Brown To Leave Number 10
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 640933)
Is that relevant?

In as much that this thread is about Prime Ministers not living at number ten, yes, as he might well be the next incumbent.

It's no secret about his son's disability, he's spoken of the difficulties they face as a family, and number ten not being an option as a family home for them.

I think it was also the case when Blair was in office, that they lived at number eleven, and Brown lived in the flat at number ten, as it really isn't suited to those with young families.


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