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It’s all go this month, with party conferences coming up, a crucial by-election – which could see Green Party leader Zack Polanski enter Parliament – just weeks away, and the
We’ve been busy working on a brand new website and we’re delighted to share it with you, our members, first of all!
This week, we will see Andy Burnham’s coronation as Labour leader at a special Labour Party conference set to be held on Friday (17th July), before he walks through the
This week, we will see Andy Burnham’s coronation as Labour leader at a special Labour Party conference set to be held on Friday (17th July), before he walks through the
This year’s elections were a resounding success for pro-climate parties – with VoteClimate’s recommended candidates winning 1,290 seats on the English councils.
Election coverage has been dominated by Reform UK’s successes in last week’s vote. But while Reform undoubtedly performed well… Thursday 7 May was also a good day for the climate!
VoteClimate has prepared the following press releases with specific analysis for each council area in England with elections on 7th May.
Here are the councils with the most “super-marginal” seats – contests where a pro-climate party (Green or Lib Dem) is within 50 votes of winning or holding the seat.
We’ve put together some tips to help make sure you’re properly informed on the best vote for climate when elections come round.
With elections round the corner, we wanted to bring you a run-down of where the parties stand on climate. Local elections in England, plus elections to the devolved parliaments in
We’ve put together a bumper pack of resources to keep you informed about where the parties stand on climate and how to do your own research about the candidates in
In this guide, we help you get your head round the Scottish voting system by explaining it in simple terms.
This year, there are some big changes to the Welsh electoral system – so, in this post, we outline what is happening and what it means for elections to the
2026 may have got off to a miserable start – and an alarming one to those of us with an eye on the climate – but there is a ray
Happy new year! We hope you enjoyed the festive period and had a restful, restorative break. 2026 has got off to a turbulent start and, while it can be difficult
Last week, Beccy and Ben headed to Westminster to join politicians (some of them, anyway) for a National Emergency Briefing on climate and nature.
Getting your head around COP isn’t easy. It’s fast-paced, full of political intrigue and packed with jargon! We bring you the key developments so far.
COP30 – the annual UN climate conference – starts in just a few weeks, on 10 November. Three decades after the Rio Earth Summit, COP is back in Brazil.
Show the main parties they can win votes by prioritising climate action.
Become a member of VoteClimate and we’ll tell you when and how to cast the strongest tactical vote for climate for you to use when deciding how to vote in national, local and devolved elections.
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