Labour have been 'crushing disappointment', say Greens at local elections campaign launch

Worcester Greens look to build on election successes

WORCESTER Green Party is hoping to build on successful recent elections by increasing its number of county councillors.

Labour have been 'crushing disappointment', say Greens at local elections campaign launch

Labour have been a "crushing disappointment" in government, the Green Party said as it pitched itself as a progressive alternative in its local election campaign launch.

WATCH IN FULL: Green Party co-leaders launch their local elections campaign

The Green Party have kicked off their local elections campaign today - and the environmentalist party delivered a furious attack on Reform UK in their speech.Many people are looking for "something different", co-leader Carla Denyer said, before handing over to her colleague Adrian Ramsay.He said: "So which way should people turn? On the one hand, we have the far-right: Reform. A party that uses the politics of fear to divide our communities, and…

The Green Party in Wales has confirmed that leader Anthony Slaughter will be their candidate for the Cardiff Penarth constituency in next year's Senedd elections. He came top in a vote among the party members, and he is the first candidate to secure his nomination in the name of the party throughout Wales.

Labour have been 'crushing disappointment', say Greens at local electi

Labour have been a “crushing disappointment” in government, the Green Party said as it pitched itself as a progressive alternative in its local election campaign launch.  Co-leader Carla Denyer said the country was looking for “positive change” but that was not being offered by the government – “and with every day, it’s looking less and less likely that it will”. Ms Denyer, who won the seat of Bristol Central from Labour for the first time in la…

Labour Have Been 'crushing Disappointment', Say Greens At Local Elections Campaign Launch - Great Yorkshire Radio

Co-leader Carla Denyer said the country was looking for “positive change” but that was not being offered by the government – “and with every day, it’s looking less and less likely that it will”. Ms Denyer, who won the seat of Bristol Central from Labour for the first time in last year’s general election, criticised recent policies including the cut to the winter fuel allowance, maintaining the two-child benefit cap and the £5bn reduction in the …