Labour Party

The consensus is the Labour government has had a disappointing year, but when it comes to the green economy real progress has been made

Green economy calls on government to double down on promised Warm Homes Plan funding and take fresh steps to drive domestic heat pump and solar panel adoption

Poll claims failure to deliver on manifesto pledge to double energy efficiency funding would further erode support for Labour government

Greens and Lib Dems enjoy strong showing, but Nigel Farage dominates headlines on a night that saw major advances for the populist and climate sceptic right

Greens predict they are on course for record-breaking nights, but Reform grab headlines with by-election and mayoral victory

Conservative Environment Network unveils paper that aims to inform Kemi Badenoch's policy review, following Party's controversial decision to ditch support for UK's net zero target

The government has been sending some mixed signals in recent weeks on its approach to the economy and the environment - its commitment to green growth needs to be reasserted

New modelling from E3G suggests Labour can build a clean power system by 2030 and deliver energy bill savings of over £200 a year for households - but only if it backs sweeping electricity market reforms

Future Homes Standard not expected to include target date for ending the sale of new gas boilers

E.ON study also reveals support for new electric buses, trams, and cycle lanes to combat climate change and improve urban air quality