This comes on the ninth anniversary of the Brexit referendum.
Ellie Chowns MP said on June 23: “Today marks nine years since the UK voted to leave the EU, a decision for which the costs have been painfully real for families, businesses, and our planet.
“Over nearly a decade we have seen our economy shrink, exporters lose vital markets, and barriers impede the cultural collaborations we once took for granted.
“As Greens, we believe the best way to restore prosperity, protect the environment, and strengthen security is to rebuild the partnership we walked away from.
“Rejoining the EU would mean frictionless trade for British manufacturers and farmers, renewed freedom of movement for students and young workers, and deeper cooperation on climate, defence, and innovation.
“On this anniversary, I call on the government to show the courage to initiate talks on what re-entry to the EU would involve.”