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GM MAYOR ANDY BURNHAM IS BECOMING A CULT
 

Star date: 22nd November 2020

BURNHAM: THE CULT

Greater Manchester Mayor, Andy Burnham, is becoming a cult character, firstly with a Salford beer from Seven Bro7hers Brewery and now with his image on a poster and mug, courtesy of the Stanley Chow Print Shop.  All proceeds are going to the Greater Manchester Mayor's Charity.

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Andy Burnham Mug Andy Burnham Seven Bro7hers beer
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The cult of Andy Burnham in these parts is growing after he has stood up to the Government over its dodgy financial 'Tier' packages, stood up for the hospitality industry, stood up for three million people excluded from any financial support and really been the only Greater Manchester Leader to open himself up to questions from the press, while actually giving information out about what is going on with the COVID-19.

Like him or loathe him (see social media!) Burnham has at least provided some sort of leadership during the crisis and hence there is a Burnham market in full swing. First, Salford brewers Seven Bro7hers created a strong (5.2%) King of the North beer in his honour with 'a tropical fruity aroma...Hazy and soft with minimal bitterness' .to 'help hospitality in need', with tips going to the Greater Manchester Mayor's Charity.*

Now comes the Andy Burnham poster and mug, courtesy of Stanley Chow Print Shop. Chow's images of celebs, from Burt Reynolds to Marcus Rashford to Joe Biden, have a distinct quality of their own, and they are now joined by the GM Mayor...

"I was moved by Andy Burnham, as was most of Greater Manchester, for how he stood up and fought for the people who needed financial help the most during the pandemic - the forgotten people" says Stanley Chow "No one has been speaking on behalf of us so vociferously, and I'm proud to have him as our Mayor. I just wanted to show my appreciation for what he is doing by designing this portrait."

And what better of showing it that putting Burnham's mug on a mug...

"I am so grateful to Stan both for making me look cooler than I am and for his incredibly generous decision to donate the proceeds from this portrait to the Mayor's Charity" Andy Burnham responds "This winter is going to be a tough one for many people and the OneGM campaign, supported by the Charity, will be crucial in getting support to those who need it. In particular, we will be working hard to support people who have been sleeping rough and the proceeds from this will be a massive help with that.

"Time and again I am blown away by the selflessness and generosity of people living and working in Greater Manchester" he adds "I must be the luckiest Mayor in the world to lead a city-region where so many people are ready to step up and play their part. Stan is an amazing artist - and has created many an iconic image - but he embodies that Mancunian spirit of using his talent to give back to others."

* For more details of the King of the North beer and how to buy it for £4 – click here

For more detail on Stanley Chow's signed poster (£6+£4p&P) – click here
And mug (£12+£4p&p) – click here

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