I promised in my first post that I wouldn't shout about politics, and I'm going to try to keep that promise. But I've spent the last few weekends leafleting, standing outside stations and having the same conversation about air pollution roughly four hundred times, so I hope you'll forgive me one post about it.
The London elections were last Thursday. You'll know by now that Sadiq Khan is our new mayor. Sian Berry, the Green candidate, came third - ahead of the Liberal Democrats - and the Greens kept two seats on the London Assembly. If you only judge by who ends up in City Hall, that doesn't sound like much. I don't think it's the right way to judge it.
The London elections were last Thursday. You'll know by now that Sadiq Khan is our new mayor. Sian Berry, the Green candidate, came third - ahead of the Liberal Democrats - and the Greens kept two seats on the London Assembly. If you only judge by who ends up in City Hall, that doesn't sound like much. I don't think it's the right way to judge it.
