article_snippet.sent: Conservative leader said that the recovery must be seen in every part of the country and not just ‘on the screens of the traders in the City of London’.
article_snippet.sent: David Cameron says that the recovery must be seen in every part of the country and not just ‘on the screens of the traders in the City of Londonthe City of London’ Chancellor George Osborne joined David Cameron to launch a North West manifesto at a train depot in Crewe .
article_snippet.sent: He warns that as well as securing growth, He wants to rebalance the economy to ensure that ‘success is felt from North, to South, to East, to West’.
article_snippet.sent: ‘Because my vision has always been of a truly balanced economy, one built to last, one which is seen not just on the screens of the traders in the City of London.
article_snippet.sent: the South' Mr Cameron  was joined by Chancellor George Osborne to launch the Tories' plan for the North West.
article_snippet.sent: In a speech at a train depot in Crewe, Mr Osborne said reiterated Mr Osborne commitment to the Northern Powerhouse, which includes bringing together high speed rail links, faster county services, new train carriages, extended metrolinks, port facilities, expanded motorways and new roads.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Osborne added: 'That Northern Powerhouse is rooted in the idea that there is nothing inevitable about the gap between the North and South in our country growing ever wider. '
article_snippet.sent: It’s part of a vision that our nation’s future no longer depends on placing all our bets on the success of the City of London almost 200 miles to the South – but that our draw on the skills and ingenuity and wealth-creating potential of all of our country. '
article_snippet.sent: And it’s based on the insight that great as the towns and cities of the North are, the towns and cities of the North are can be greater still as the sum of the towns and cities of the North are parts
article_snippet.sent: if we invest in the communication links, the science, the industry, the education, and we trust our great northern communities with control of the towns and cities of the North are own affairs.'