Zack Polanski has signalled his intention to seek Labour selection to contest Sir Keir Starmer’s former parliamentary seat, Holborn and St Pancras, at the next general election.
The move would place the aspiring candidate at the centre of Labour’s plans to field prominent contenders in a constituency long associated with the party’s current leader, who once represented the seat.
A Labour spokesperson declined to comment on individual selections or the ongoing nomination process.
Polanski is regarded within Labour circles as a rising figure, with supporters urging a competitive contest for the nomination in Holborn and St Pancras.
Any formal selection would come as Labour continues to map its strategy ahead of the next electoral test, balancing local support with national priorities as it names potential candidates for winnable seats.
