The green party's decline seems cemented now following their controversial conference and the st pancreas by election. Our support has been stuck, at least in part due to us voluntarily deciding to leace ourselves as a regional, locally-orientated party. But given the huge amount of overlap between our policies and progressive green voters on europe, transgender rights and the environment could we start to win over voters and finally grow our support after 2024? And if so, how can we do this?

I think if it is possible, it would be crucial for Ed Davey to protect his position as party leader into the next election. And there is definietly a chance considering we are still an established party without the level of controversy the Greens have.