Climate Shadow team jostle for share of green funds
The Guardian|June 02, 2023
Senior Labour figures are urging Keir Starmer to give the go-ahead to a series of infrastructure projects as part of the party's £28bn-a-year green prosperity plan, even if they are not strictly environmental in nature.
Kiran Stacey
Climate Shadow team jostle for share of green funds

Shadow cabinet ministers have asked the Labour leader and his shadow chancellor, Rachel Reeves, to expand the fund's green mission and use it to pay for a series of capital spending projects, such as housing or transport infrastructure.

The push threatens to cause tensions among Labour's top team, with the shadow energy secretary, Ed Miliband, having been one of the strongest advocates of climate action on the front bench.

One shadow cabinet minister said: "Voters care more about jobs than green stuff. It was always a mistake to call it the green prosperity plan. A bunch of us are now saying to Rachel it should be used for capital spending even if it's not explicitly green."

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