Labour's record speaks for itself; instead of making vague promises, this government is actually delivering for local communities. From backing the NHS to taking action to remedy the cost-of-living crisis, Labour is doing the job it was elected to do. A vote for Labour, therefore, is a vote to continue the process of delivering a better future for Britain.

With Labour having failed to deliver the meaningful change it promised, and Reform UK offering only the vile politics of division and hate, the Green Party stands as the only viable option for a more hopeful future. A vote for the Greens at this election is a vote for radical action and a real solution to the affordability crisis affecting everyday people.

A vote for Reform UK is one for family, community and country. Significantly, it is also in the self-interest of electors, with analysis by the IFS confirming that fiscally-responsible Reform-run councils delivered the lowest average council tax rises in the country, helping to keep hard-earned money in voters' back pockets where it belongs.