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8:01Now PlayingIn this interview from Labour Party Conference, Zack Polanski, leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, explains why he is attending the conference and what message he hopes to deliver to Labour supporters. At a time when many on the left feel disillusioned with Keir Starmer’s Labour government, Polanski makes the case that hope is not lost for progressive politics in Britain.
Speaking directly to those who feel Labour has drifted too far to the centre, Polanski argues that there is a credible left-wing alternative: the Green Party. He outlines how the Greens are pushing for bold policies on climate action, social justice, housing, public services, and democratic reform, in contrast to what he describes as Labour’s cautious and compromised agenda.
Polanski stresses that the Green Party is not only about environmentalism but about a wider programme for fairness, equality, and community empowerment. From investing in green jobs to defending the NHS, supporting renters, and ensuring that ordinary people—not corporations or landlords—set the political agenda, he makes the case for why Labour voters disenchanted with Starmer should look to the Greens.
This interview offers a rare glimpse into how the Green leader plans to challenge Labour’s dominance on the left and build bridges with activists and voters seeking genuine progressive change. For viewers wondering whether there is a meaningful alternative to Labour within mainstream politics, Polanski’s message is clear: the Greens are ready to step up.
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