Glasgow’s Greens have said they are open to coalition talks after next month’s council elections as the party launched a manifesto promising urgent action on the climate crisis.
Support from the Greens has helped the current SNP administration to pass its budget in recent years and council leader Susan Aitken has said she would have talks over a deal if no party secures a majority.
The city’s Greens co-convener Jon Molyneux said his group would welcome conversations with any party trying to form an administration. Speaking after the manifesto launch, he said: “Whoever the largest party is after the election, they have a right to try and form an administration.
