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A diagram showing the downsides of coalition with Labour, as per the article content

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Should the Greens enter a coalition after the next general election?

Labour has made its position clear: it won't enter a coalition with the Greens while our current policy on Zionism remains in place. They don't like our policies on Israel, and frankly, we don't much like theirs. But there's a bigger question. Even if Labour wanted a coalition, would it be in the Greens' interests?

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Launching Democracy Hub

The Green Party of England and Wales has fantastic ambitions to be as democratic as possible and to promote member engagement in policymaking. However it is clearer than ever that the structures in place are...

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The Local Election Money Minefield

Across England, Scotland and Wales, more than ten thousand council seats across approximately 269 councils are scheduled for election in May 2027, with over 500 seats being defended by the Green Party of England and Wales. That's roughly double the number of seats and councils compared to the 2026 local elections, and could make 2027 the Green Party's biggest electoral test yet. However, electoral finance law contains some serious traps for the unwary. Paying for leaflets incorrectly can constitute an illegal practice, unrecorded candidate donations can breach reporting duties, and informal loans can trigger legal risks.

People queuing for Green Party conference in 2026

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The Green Zionism Trap

When I was 12, I got beaten up by a gang on the streets of East London for being Jewish.I'm not Jewish. I'm half Indian. But while I was on the ground, I remember very clearly thinking to myself: "I'd rather...

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Defending Dissent

6 October 202619:30https://maps.app.goo.gl/QNLJQREvSzobHVue9

Public Meeting: Lawyers, Unions and the Right to Protest

Wanstead Village ward councillor Sue Whitehead

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Redbridge Labour's pension shame

The work-rate and enthusiasm of Redbridge's first 5 ever Green councillors is breathtaking. So much so that I try to help where possible for fear that they'll exhaust themselves.