Zack Polanski

We had a huge surge here in [local elections] in May. This is somewhere we can win.

It represents so many of the things that make London so special. I am so excited by the prospect of representing this place in parliament.

We know that the Greens can win here, and by electing me, voters will have someone who will always fight their corner – never scared of big donors or the party whip.

Put simply I will use my place in Parliament to force the current Labour government into making life more affordable for the people who live here.

What voters in Holborn and St Pancras will get with me as their MP is someone totally dedicated to standing up for them.

We know that people are struggling – that the things we used to afford are increasingly out of reach – and this is a chance to send a very clear message that we won’t sit by as we get poorer and extreme wealth is concentrated at the very…

Too often Labour has stood up for corporations and big money. I will stand up for people struggling to pay their bills.

Holborn and St Pancras has everything that’s the best of our country and so much potential – but for too long now it’s been held back by governments who have failed to make the changes to improve people’s lives.

I know it well and I love it. It represents so many of the things that make London so special. I am so excited by the prospect of representing this place in parliament.

A Green victory would be a clear message that we won't sit by as we get poorer and extreme wealth is concentrated at the very top.

It's a clear fight between Labour and the Green Party.

I have lived and worked in this community over many years, I know it well and I love it.

What is more ‘critical’ than people’s access to water? What is more ‘critical’ than our need to transition to a low-energy, low-pollution world so we can put the brakes on climate extremes?

The government plans to steamroller over local opposition so private companies can build these facilities – yet they can’t even explain what the benefits are and who is benefiting.

Right now the government is putting our communities, our water security and our climate ambitions second to the demands of tech giants.

To most people critical infrastructure means hospitals, water, electricity. It doesn't mean Artificial Intelligence.

At a time when three-quarters of the country are in drought, it is outrageous that these are being considered critical infrastructure.

Essentially, we need basically a moratorium other than local scale data centres for the local community.

We need to slam the brakes on these energy guzzling, water guzzling data centres.

A few billionaires owning the majority of the press and behaving however they want is not a free press. Change is coming.

Freedom of the press should never have been freedom to own and dominate the press. (And push constant misinformation and lies.),

Our plans would give a lifeline to more than a million SMEs who will be able to employ more people and add to their communities and our economy in a way that the obscene bonus pay-outs of the big banks do not.

The large banks are cashing in on the backs of the small businesses who are the real innovators and creators, and profiteering from chaos and misery while ordinary people struggle.

Small businesses lie at the heart of our communities.

The Daily Mail have been and always will be my enemy – they historically supported fascists and continue to do so. I'll take no lectures from them on antisemitism.