In Lancaster since 2017, David previously lived in Manchester for twenty years. For thirty years he worked as a university administrator and voluntary sector manager. A one-time Labour Party member, he vowed never to vote Labour again at the time of the Iraq war in 2003. From the mid-1970s, into the mid-1980s, he was actively involved in campaigning for lesbian and gay equality. He was secretary of the Manchester Green Party between 2010 and 2014. Since 2019, he has supported regular meetings of Green councillors on Lancaster city council, as Group meetings secretary.
David says: 'The Green Party recognises that promoting social and environmental justice, and challenging inequalities, are essential in adapting to global heating and in shaping a decent future for us all. This convinced me to support the party, and to get involved.'
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