I'm curious how many 'North Shropshire's there might be - seats where Labour came 2nd in 2019, with labour votes previously lent to Lib Dems returning 'home' after the Coalition, but Labour believe (with some reason) their 2017 or 2019 results were as good as they got, and the only chance of a non-Tory would be a Lib Dem vote. This would probably include suggesting activists work in more likely areas. There's clearly a belief in both Lib Dems and Greens (principally for Council seats) that they can attract wider coalitions in such areas.
I'm curious how many 'North Shropshire's there might be - seats where Labour came 2nd in 2019, with labour votes previously lent to Lib Dems returning 'home' after the Coalition, but Labour believe (with some reason) their 2017 or 2019 results were as good as they got, and the only chance of a non-Tory would be a Lib Dem vote. This would probably include suggesting activists work in more likely areas. There's clearly a belief in both Lib Dems and Greens (principally for Council seats) that they can attract wider coalitions in such areas.