Welsh Greens will vote at their 21–22 November conference on becoming independent of the Green Party of England and Wales by 2034
Members of the Welsh Green Party will vote at their 21–22 November conference at Bangor University on a motion to become independent of the Green Party of England and Wales by 2034, the New Statesman reports. The motion needs a two-thirds majority of members voting to pass.
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A constitutional question: 'Welsh Greens to vote on split from national party' (New Statesman).
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The paradox: A party built on interdependence debates separation.
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| New Statesman | Centre-left | New Statesman is owned by GlobalData PLC, a data analytics and media company established in 1999 and listed on the London Stock Exchange since 2000. It was previously called Progressive Digital Media and, before that, the TMN Group. Advertising and subscription fees generate revenue. source |