Former Norwich City Councillor elected co-leader of the Green Party
Adrian Ramsay has won the election with his running mate.
A former Norwich City Councillor has become to the next joint leader of the Green Party.
Adrian Ramsay, who was born and continues to live in Norwich ran alongside Carla Denyer and finished first out of the other five contenders in the final round.
The pair secured over 11,000 votes over two rounds of voting.
In their victory speech, they said the country was "in crisis" and promised to call out what they called, the 'lacklustre government' on the environment, at Cop26 in Glasgow next month.
They also said they were also aiming to have a Green councillor on every local authority in the country.
They take over the party from Sian Berry, who'd previously co-led the party with Jonathan Bartley. His resignation earlier this year triggered the election.