For the record:

Why I'm backing Zack Polanksi in The Green Party leadership elections. #backzack And join the Green Party before July 31 to have your say.

We must protect nature to survive. We can and must tackle the housing crisis. If anyone tells you it's not possible to do both - then check any links with property developers...

Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay were elected as co-leaders of the Green Party on a very low turnout. Zack Polanski will only win if you vote for him.

Israel is a nuclear armed genocidal rogue state which has - Wiped Gaza from the face of the earth - Committing a massive pogrom in the West Bank - Devastated Lebanon - Invaded Syria - Launched a new war of aggression against Iran

And every labour councillor and member, how you could remain in a party whilst it actively participates in Genocide i will never understand

The left must do better AND this reminds me of a pattern in Lula's Brazil (2003-10). He first won with limited support from poorer class voters (they distrusted of left promises). In power, he lost some middle class voters but vastly expanded low-income voters' support w policy.

Snowflake.

Silence is not an option.

Something I feel is not discussed enough when we talk about AI assistants

On August 1st, vote for a leader who’ll take on Reform. Challenge this Labour government. And take the fight to the power and wealth they seek to protect. It’s time for bold leadership. #BackZack

⏳ Final week to sign up to the Green Party. 🗳️ Vote for Bold Leadership on August 1st.

"It's a good moment for the party to clarify that we're challenging an unpopular Labour government,” says Mr Polanski. “We are not there to collaborate with them. We’re not there to be disappointed or concerned about them. We are there to replace them.” economist.com/britain/2025/0…

A few years ago, there was an annual iftar — an event every labour leader had previously been invited to. Keir Starmer was due to attend. At the last minute, he cancelled. Why? Because Tents for Palestine, a group sending shelter to displaced Palestinians, would be there. That

The same people who will cry about Eze are the same people who would've cried if we brought in Eze and it took away from Nwaneri's minutes.

The would-be leader’s populist style and socialist proposals have upset a party establishment that has historically avoided conflict. Turns out a battle of ideas was just what the party needed, writes Adam Ramsay. novaramedia.com/2025/08/18/zac…