Labour Climate and Environment Forum launches with new poll showing Opposition green plans are winning over voters

James Murray
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Keir Starmer arrives at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton | Credit: Keir Starmer, Twitter
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Keir Starmer arrives at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton | Credit: Keir Starmer, Twitter

New polling reveals how voters are more likely to support Labour when they see its leaders talking about climate change

The Labour Climate and Environment Forum (LCEF) has formally launched today, providing a rallying point for supporters of climate action in Labour ranks and a platform for green policy development and...

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