
New Green Party leaders of England and Wales elected
Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay are now the joint leaders of the Green Party
Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay are now the joint leaders of the Green Party
Co-leadership candidate said talking is “not a very good thing to get good at” and it “doesn’t really align with my politics.”
‘The Prime Minister has staked out his case for successful COP26 talks. And in the weeks before it, what happens in the UK is going to be under the global microscope.’
It’s only a matter of hours before online voting for the leadership election of the Green Party of England and Wales closes.
‘Environmental policies aren’t ‘for the planet’ – the planet will be fine. It’s us, the people living on it, that these policies are for.’
Sian had called for members to give their first and second preference votes to either Tamsin Omond and Amelia Womack, or to Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay.
“It would be far better accepted if a white middle class man got up and said I believe in the principle aims of Black Lives Matter.”
‘It’s easy to assume that as time moves forward, our society becomes more progressive and accepting of previously marginalised groups. But the last few years have shown us that there is always a risk of sliding backwards on the rights of minorities’.
Anti-capitalism, progressive alliances, trans rights and more: here’s how the debate is shaping up.
Green Party leadership candidates Adrian Ramsay and Carla Denyer set out their vision for the party’s future