Why aren’t the Greens shooting through?

Reform UK is the minority party of Parliament attracting local votes and national column inches. What’s going wrong with the Greens’ approach? Adam Bienkov reports

By rights, the Green Party really should be surging at the moment. Faced with an unpopular Labour Prime Minister who is embracing Reform UK-style immigration rhetoric and Conservative-style welfare cuts, a viable left-of-centre alternative should be on the rise.

Yet, nearly a year after winning a record four seats in Parliament, some in the party fear it is failing to achieve its full potential.

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