Rupert Read reflects on Insulate Britain’s M25 protests, encouraging the group to shift towards a more positive strategy in order to gain public support.
Co-chair of Young Green Women Emily Herbert gives a first-hand, on the ground account of Extinction Rebellion’s recent ‘Impossible Rebellion’ protests, which have seen activists come toge...
Reflecting on the 1981 Greenham Common protest, Green Councillor Joanna Wright recalls how the UK’s nuclear weapons testing impacted the community in which she grew up, and how we may sti...
Anna Johnston, research and policy officer at the Women’s Budget Group, explores the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on our use of public transport and the opportunity it presents to reth...
After a number of U-turns concerning 2021 assessments, Green spokespeople and supporters have expressed concern over the uncertainty of exam measures for next year’s cohort.
“Moving forward, processing the scrap is a layer of complexity that can be removed completely from the loop if we reuse and localise.” Janet Storey, crew member of anti-plastics campaign ...
Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green, Alan Borgars, reflects on the results of council by-elections that took place in England and Wales throughout July.
The U-turn on the commitment to provide 0.7 per cent of government spending on foreign aid has created uncertainty for many charities. Clare Wearden, Director of Village Water, which supp...
The government recently published its Transport Decarbonisation Plan, which outlines a new strategy aimed at making transport greener. Although the policy may bring benefits for the UK, h...
John Marjoram stepped down from active politics this year at the age of 82. Susan Fenton reflects on his life and work so far, from conscientious objector, to protest veteran, to ten-time...
With the Green Party Autumn Conference unable to be held in person, the event has been moved online, throwing up new challenges and opportunities for the conference team. Conference Manag...
This week saw the first meeting of the Brighton and Hove City Council’s new Climate Assembly, bringing 50 residents together to discuss transport and how the city can reach its climate go...
Rupert Read launches a new campaign, #WeWontSpeakToMurdochRags, to boycott the Rupert Murdoch-owned media by not speaking to these publications until they take the climate emergency serio...
Fresh from her nomination in the Green Party internal elections, Green Party House of Lords nominee Molly Scott Cato outlines her plans should she be asked to enter Parliament’s second ch...
The government’s management of its promised ‘world-beating’ test and trace system has been a shambles. However, beneath the incompetence lies a more sinister tale of contracts for governm...
Originally intended to cost £600 million, the cost of the Silvertown Road Tunnel is set to spiral to £2 billion. Green Party Transport Spokesperson and London Assembly Member Caroline Rus...
The UK’s political system doesn’t lend itself to cross-party cooperation, but that hasn’t stopped Labour MP Clive Lewis from crossing the aisle. Green World talks to Lewis about his work ...
In June 2020, the French Greens (Europe Ecologie/Les Verts) swept to power in a number of large cities and towns in France on a wave of public support for climate and environmental action...
With the Brexit transition period close to ending and calls for a green recovery from Covid-19 growing, Sarah Gleave, Co-ordinator of the Dover and Deal Green Party reiterates the Green P...
In the latest of Green World’s What has changed? series on the progress of local authority climate emergency plans, Stroud Green councillor Simon Pickering recounts the passing of the cli...
