The Green Party has outlined proposals for a comprehensive carbon tax, aiming to totally eliminate the use of fossil fuels. Calling on the UK to announce such a tax at COP26, the Greens d...
The Green Party asserts that the leaked Papers reveal further Russian interference in UK democracy, following the exposure of several significant Conservative party donors within the file...
The results of the Green Party of England and Wales’ 2021 leadership elections were announced earlier today (1 October), with Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay being elected as Co-leaders.
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Following the cabinet reshuffle, Michael Gove was appointed Minister of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. Previously titled the Department of Housing, Communities and Local Governmen...
The motion to support the more representative system was defeated at the annual Labour conference yesterday. Keir Starmer’s leadership is being criticised by the Greens due to his lack of...
The two parties have announced the formation of a new electoral alliance ahead of next year’s council elections. The partnership is set to release a joint manifesto, featuring policies to...
The Green Party is calling on the Government to do more to tackle dirty air, calling WHO’s new air quality guidelines a ‘wake-up call’ for the country.
At the UN General Assembly, both the US and China outlined significant climate policies. The Green Party is urging the UK Government to take more meaningful action to tackle the climate c...
In the wake of the global gas crisis, the National Insurance rise and Universal Credit cuts, many Britons are at risk of fuel poverty this winter. The Green Party has urged the Government...
"Today, the shift away from the antiquated first past the post (FPTP) voting system is far less pronounced." Alan Story shares the good and bad news on bringing about electoral reform fro...
The trajectory of Western intervention in Afghanistan demonstrates the pitfalls of goal-oriented, linear thinking, says Chris Nash. A green perspective, he says, would better address the ...
Findings from the report show that carbon emissions in sectors such as agriculture, power, and waste are set to improve by less than 15 per cent by 2032, with Green Alliance stating that ...
“The council now faces legal action from campaigners who say that it does have the power to determine what takes place in venues it owns.” Liverpool Greens Press Officer Paul Corry recoun...
Member of North Norfolk Green Party and author, Alicia Hull, argues that in the face of Government failure to urgently tackle climate change, we need citizen assemblies and an alternative...
With elections fast approaching in Czechia, and the question of whether populist oligarch Andrej Babiš will stay in power hanging in the air, Co-chair of Czech Greens Michael Berg speaks ...
A recent National Audit Office report has revealed the Government’s mismanagement of its Green Homes Grant Voucher Scheme, with the scheme being implemented on an ‘overly ambitious’ timel...
Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green, Alan Borgars, reflects on the council by-elections that have taken place in England and Wales throughout August 2021.
Gareth Dinnage, Managing Director of Seacourt, winning company of B Corp’s Best for the World 2021, outlines the precedent that has been set by the court ruling on Shell’s ‘Drive Carbon N...
“Although it is fearfully short on detail, the 25 Year Environment Plan says that England’s soils must be sustainably managed by 2030.” Green peer Natalie Bennett analyses the Government’...
CAGNE argues that rebuilding the runway 12 metres further away, as well as building 28 additional taxiways to access the runway is not ‘making best use of current facilities’, as the Gatw...
