The Guardian Article RatingLabour to ditch £28bn annual green investment pledge, party sources say
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
51% : "The move comes after Reeves told the business conference that Labour would not raise corporation tax above its current rate of 25% during the next parliament.45% : Polling released on Thursday by More in Common found that, among people planning to vote Labour, the £28bn pledge is the second most popular potential manifesto promise, just behind abolishing tax breaks for private schools.
41% : Ed Miliband, the shadow net zero secretary, and his team still argue strongly for sticking with £28bn, for environmental and political reasons.
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