RT @TheGreenParty: Criticising Jackdaw isn't nonsense. Labour putting fossil fuel profits ahead of people and the planet is. https://t.co…

RT @TheGreenParty: We've been consistent on no new oil and gas from day one. Unlike @UKLabour.

Deeply irresponsible decision. After a summer of intense heat driven by climate breakdown, this Labour Government has put fossil fuel profits ahead of lower bills. Jackdaw won't cut bills or secure our energy future. It just locks us into a doom loop of fossil fuel dependence.

I am looking for a design to put on my Christmas cards this year. Would you like to create one for me? This year's theme is Peace. Anyone under 18 who lives or goes to school in Waveney Valley is invited to enter the Christmas card competition. Entries must be A4 size, on paper or a JPEG or PDF. Your artwork can be drawn, painted or digital, but try to make the design bold and eye catching. You can use up to four colours. Include your name, age, school and class with your entry. Send your work by email to my office at waveneyvalleyoffice@parliament.uk or by post to: Christmas Card Competition 1B Navire House Mere Street Diss IP22 4AG Entries must be received by midnight on Thursday 12th November 2026. Thank you to Aoife for their lovely design last year! I look forward to seeing what you create this year.

Water privatisation has been a disaster. I’m glad to see the Prime Minister urging officials to come up with more radical options for Thames Water. We need to bring water into public ownership urgently, and this Government must properly invest in our infrastructure. theguardian.com/politics/202…

This is complete and utter rubbish! Please stop spreading total fabrications. And FWIW my recent “platforms” in the media - Newsnight and Any Questions last week - were put in the diary weeks ago and had nothing to do with the vote at conference

I was delighted to be in Bungay to celebrate the extension and refurbishment of Bungay Medical Practice. NHS Norfolk and Suffolk Integrated Care Board, Bungay Medical Practice, and East Suffolk Council have worked tirelessly in recent years to transform the practice into a modern, accessible, and sustainable healthcare environment for patients, staff, and the wider community. It’s a real asset for Bungay and the surrounding villages, giving local people the quality care close to home that they deserve.

The People’s Emergency Briefing is a powerful reminder of the urgency of the nature emergency, biodiversity loss and climate change. Over the last few months, communities up and down the country have put on screenings. I was honoured to be invited by Stradbroke and Harleston to attend both of their screenings, and to join them for a discussion on the film and my work in Parliament fighting for these issues.

Great to visit Fressingfield Shed to see the great work they do bringing people together. It’s a place to learn new skills, have a chat and share experience, and a brilliant example of a community initiative. These spaces were traditionally called Men's Sheds, but Fressingfield uses a different name. I met women and men of different ages who really value what it brings to the community. Projects like this keep residents connected, which is so important for wellbeing and mental health. Thank you to everyone who volunteers their time to make it happen, and to all the members who made me so welcome.

To be clear, I have no intention of leaving the Green Party. I am urgently working with colleagues who share my concerns about recent developments to get the party back on track. I have been a party member for nearly thirty years, was elected as a Green councillor in my twenties, have served as Deputy Leader and Co-Leader and was proud to be elected as an MP for the Green Party in 2024. I am proud to represent the views of the vast majority of party members and my constituents in Parliament as a strong advocate for the Green Party's core purpose: protecting and restoring the natural environment in the wake of major threats to society from environmental decline. The need to push these core Green issues up the political agenda has never been greater.

Three years on, we all remember the horrific events of October 7 and the wave of destruction in Gaza that has followed it. I reiterate my call for an end to the violence, for peace and safety for both Israelis and Palestinians.

RT @TheGreenParty: “The loss of biodiversity and ecosystem collapse is a threat to our national security. This is central to what Greens ar…

Maybe it's time to admit that conference isn't a democratic way of making policy. Decisions are made by a tiny, self selecting fraction of the membership with the time, money and flexibility to spend an entire weekend at conference. 1/4

Excl: My interview with former Green Party co-leader, Adrian Ramsay at the end of the party's conference: - Said he is "deeply upset" that Zionism is Racism passed (Ramsay urged members to vote against) - He personally intends to uphold the policies he ran on in the 2024 Green manifesto which he was elected on (e.g. two-state solution). - Calls for reform to party democracy - said conference should be run under a delegate system in future - Said the Greens should put environment "further up the agenda" in order to deal with the 'Burnham bounce' Full piece on @NewStatesman website: newstatesman.com/politics/uk…

My statement on motion E02, Zionism is Racism

The breakdown of our ecosystems is a national security threat. We must put restoring nature at the heart of government decision-making. So I'm delighted that @TheGreenParty members backed my conference motion on the need for a Nature, Biodiversity and Security Act. greenparty.org.uk/2026/10/03…