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英国首相安迪·伯纳姆表示,捷豹路虎是英国经济“皇冠上的明珠”JLR is 'jewel in the crown' of UK economy, says PM Andy Burnham

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安迪·伯纳姆表示将“绝不让产业就这样流失” 2026年9月25日 首相安迪·伯纳姆将捷豹路虎(JLR)和西米德兰兹汽车行业称为英国经济的“皇冠上的明珠”。

Andy Burnham said he would "never let industry just go" 25 September 2026 Prime Minister Andy Burnham has described Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and the West Midlands automotive sector as the "jewel in the crown" of the UK economy.

在接受BBC Politics West Midlands采访时,伯纳姆坚称大规模汽车生产在英国仍有未来,并表示政府正与欧盟合作,确保新规则不会让英国制造商处于劣势。

Speaking to BBC Politics West Midlands, Burnham insisted mass car production still had a future in the UK and said the government was working with the EU to ensure new rules did not disadvantage British manufacturers. JLR suppliers have called for government help to move into aerospace and defence, warning that car production faced a long-term decline.

JLR供应商呼吁政府帮助其转型航空航天和国防领域,警告称汽车生产面临长期衰退。

Burnham said he would take the concerns seriously but that his priority remained helping the automotive industry continue.

伯纳姆表示将认真对待这些担忧,但强调其优先事项仍是帮助汽车产业持续发展。

"We're so proud of JLR and indeed the whole automotive sector across the West Midlands," Burnham said. "It's the jewel in the crown of the UK economy."

“我们为JLR以及整个西米德兰兹汽车行业感到无比自豪,”伯纳姆说。“它是英国经济皇冠上的明珠。”

"We're so proud of JLR and indeed the whole automotive sector across the West Midlands," Burnham said. "It's the jewel in the crown of the UK economy."

他表示全球汽车市场存在“压力”,但补充道:“我们正努力与欧洲合作,确保那边出台的任何变化不会对英国汽车产业造成负面影响。”英国正寻求与欧盟就拟议的“欧洲制造”规则进行合作,该规则旨在保护欧洲制造商免受全球竞争冲击。伯纳姆警告称,排除英国企业将损害供应链。

He said that there were "pressures" in the global car market, but added: "We're working hard in relation to Europe to make sure that any changes that come through there don't negatively impact on the British car industry." The UK is seeking to work with the EU over proposed "Made in Europe" rules which are intended to protect European manufacturers from global competition. Burnham has warned that excluding British companies would damage supply chains.

在一封公开信中,JLR供应商称英国汽车供应链“处于错误的市场”,呼吁帮助汽车企业转型航空航天和国防领域。

In an open letter, JLR suppliers said the British automotive supply chain was "in the wrong market", calling for help to move automotive businesses into aerospace and defence.

他们警告称,JLR计划削减4000个岗位是支撑约18.3万制造业就业岗位的供应链出现的“首个可见裂痕”。

They warned that JLR's plan to cut 4,000 jobs was the "first visible crack" in a supply chain supporting about 183,000 manufacturing jobs.

JLR全球总部位于考文垂,在西米德兰兹的索利哈尔、卡斯尔布罗姆维奇和伍尔弗汉普顿,以及默西赛德的海尔伍德设有工厂。其设计中心位于沃里克郡的盖登。

JLR has its global headquarters in Coventry and plants in Solihull, Castle Bromwich and Wolverhampton in the West Midlands, and Halewood in Merseyside. Its design centre is in Gaydon, Warwickshire. JLR suppliers say skills and factories could be redirected into aerospace and defence Burnham confirmed he was prepared to consider the proposal.

JLR供应商表示技能和工厂可转向航空航天和国防 伯纳姆确认他准备考虑该提议。

JLR suppliers say skills and factories could be redirected into aerospace and defence Burnham confirmed he was prepared to consider the proposal.

他说:“那些已经写信的公司,我们会认真对待他们的诉求,同时支持西米德兰兹地区的核心产业——汽车工业。”政府此前曾建议通过拨款、降低能源成本以及投资电动汽车等措施来支持该行业。

He said: "Those companies that have written, we will take seriously what they've said, as well as supporting the primary interest which is the car industry in the West Midlands." The government has previously suggested grants, lower energy costs and investment in electric vehicles as measures to support the sector.

他补充道:“我们现在所在的北10号(首相官邸)存在的意义正是如此。一切都是为了支持全国各地的增长,我们绝不会坐视工业衰退。”他说,前几届政府曾任由西米德兰兹和西北部的工业衰退。

"That's the very purpose of the place where we are now, number 10 North. It's all about supporting growth in all parts of the country and we're never going to let industry just go", he added. He said previous governments had allowed industries in the West Midlands and North West to decline.

他说:“这在1980年代的西米德兰兹发生过,在这里的西北部也发生过,面临困难的产业被弃置不管,工作岗位就这样流失了。我绝不会那样做。”首相表示,“支持产业转型”是其再工业化政策的一部分。

"That happened in the 1980s in the West Midlands, and here in the North West where industries that were facing difficulty were just left and the jobs were just allowed to go," he said. "I would never do that." The prime minister said "supporting industrial transition" was part of his policy of reindustrialisation.