Tomorrow - we vote

Yes, after tomorrow, tv schedules and news reports will resume to normal i.e before the general election was announced, and the question of who will win, will be decided.

Whether you vote on policies or personalities is entirely up to you the individual.

However, as this blog is all about renewable energy, it would be nice to think that the 'green' vote creeps in somewhere along the vote decision process for a few and with that in mind, here's a link to an earlier post in which we outlined and linked to the 3 main political parties environment policies. Click here to read it now.

Whoever you're voting for tomorrow - be it Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrat or other, good luck!

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Will a Political Party's environmental policy earn your cross at the next election?

Rather than sound like a party political broadcast ourselves, we've put together 3 links, each one leading to one of the 3 main political parties environmental policy pages, on their own websites.

We're not here to tell you who to vote for, nor persuade you one way or another.

We're simply giving you the chance to read first-hand for yourself what environment & energy policies the Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democratic parties say they're going to follow / implement pending the result of the next general election.

To read Labour's environmental policy - click here.

To read the Conservative's environmental policy - click here.

To read the Liberal Democrat's environmental policy - click here.

If your vote is going to be won (or lost) on the strength of a party's policy on tackling climate change and renewable energy tariffs etc, then this is surely the place to start.

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