Labour is ending power-sharing arrangements with the Green Party in 11 councils following a dispute over Zionism, according to the party’s ruling National Executive Committee.
The committee has set out the councils where Labour will cut ties with the Greens. The decision affects local government arrangements in which the two parties had shared power.
The supplied information does not give further details about the individual councils, the specific nature of the dispute or the timetable for ending the arrangements. It also does not include responses from the Green Party or the councils involved.
The latest position is that Labour has formally identified 11 councils where its power-sharing relationship with the Greens will end.
