John,

In just 4 days, we are contesting nearly 3,000 seats across England and Wales. With your Green votes, we can get more Greens in local councils, and make sure that every voice is heard. Find out more about the differences Greens make in local communities 🔽

Are you ready to cast your Green vote Thursday 6 May? Polling stations are open from 7 AM until 10 PM. Check where you can vote here. As Greens we know that a Green vote is a vote for doing politics differently, and a pledge to work with local communities to make sure that we deliver lasting social, economic and environmental justice. Like Tyrone Scott says in the video (below), local elections are important to Greens ‘because of all the impact that local Green councillors have had across the country’.

💚CATCH UP WITH GREENS ACROSS ENGLAND AND WALES: Green candidate Rachel Featherstone set out her transport policy for Hartlepool ahead of the by-election and 20-year-old student Harry Gorman set out his aspirations for the local elections as Green candidate for Prenton, Birkenhead.

💚LEARN ABOUT GREEN POLICIES: Molly Scott Cato wrote in The Independent that the financial sector is 'finally turning up the heat on fossil fuels' and in a letter to The Guardian Caroline Lucas said that 'endless pursuit of economic growth is destroying our planet'.

💚SUPPORT THE PARTY: How do we create a Green future and a fair democracy? One way is having more Greens in the room. Get your Green Party logo t-shirt to show your support! The other is addressing the imbalance of power between government and parliament, imposing fixed terms for MPs, proportional representation and lowering the voting age along with so many other Green policies A.C. Grayling outlines in his book. Get your copy here.

P.S. We are just 4 days away from the election. Can you help us reach as many voters as possible? Just £5 will help us reach 100s of voters in key areas across England and Wales, providing a #GreenFuture for all.