🥀 The other parties are trying to scare you into voting for them.
— Zoë Garbett (@ZoeGarbett) May 1, 2024
💚 But you can vote - and must - vote for what you believe in.
🗳️ #VoteGreen tomorrow on all three ballots. pic.twitter.com/JBNYQqPgvS
🥀 The other parties are trying to scare you into voting for them.
— Zoë Garbett (@ZoeGarbett) May 1, 2024
💚 But you can vote - and must - vote for what you believe in.
🗳️ #VoteGreen tomorrow on all three ballots. pic.twitter.com/JBNYQqPgvS
Nida Al-Fulaij, the Green Party candidate for the Brent and Harrow GLA constituency, works for a trust that aims to protect endangered species in the UK and globally. Her role involves addressing the biodiversity crisis and associated issues of climate change, food security, land use and access to healthy water.
Her experience as a local council candidate enabled her to speak to local people about the issues than concerned them and meet like-minded green voters. In her job Nida works with other NGOs to submit responses to government proposals and works with different communities that, whilst having different outlooks, can work for common goals. These are skills that she will bring to the GLA if elected.
Nida has given numerous media interviews including for BBC local radio, Sky News, Countryfile and BBC London News.
Nida is a passionate believer in human rights and has joined in recent demonstrations in support of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.
Alongside other Green candidates Nida is standing for:
· Cheaper rents
· Warmer homes
· Accountable policing
· Climate action
· Properly funded youth services
· Affordable fares
· Increase the real Living Wage for London
· Respecting diversity so all communities thrive
Emma Wallace of Harrow Green Party, and out GLA constituency candidate for Brent and Harrow, convinced many environmentalists yesterday evening at the hustings organised by Brent Friends of the Earth.
Labour's Krupesh Hirani slumped to 26% after the hustings compared with 54% before he had spoken. Emma Wallace gained 11% to take the lead and Liberal Democrat Anton Georgiou quadrapled his vote from a meagre 4% to 17%.
The Conservative candidate was invited but did not attend.