The Global Majority Vs. campaign took the Government to court last year over the violation of human rights. Although the courts did not rule in their favour, their fight for global citize...
Kettering Green Party member Julia Thorley highlights the pressure local party work can put us under – sometimes, something’s got to give. So, how can we support ourselves and each other?...
Environmental campaigner and lifelong champion of green issues, Anne Power, celebrated her 90th birthday with a surprise event held for her in Manchester last weekend.
There is no need for a moderate flank of Insulate Britain, says Sarah Lunnon, former Green Councillor for Gloucestershire County, as the looming effects of the climate crisis are far from...
Green World spoke to the activists and Greens walking to COP26, some travelling as much as 1200 miles on foot to reach the summit in Glasgow. The walkers include a 10ft polar bear called ...
At the end of July, 11-year-old Jude Walker set off on a 200-mile walk to Westminster to raise awareness of climate change. Green World spoke to the young activist about his walk, the res...
Young Greens joined the ‘United Against The Tories’ protest outside the Conservative Party annual conference in Manchester earlier this month. The Prime Minister is correct in saying youn...
For one week in June 2021, a derelict plot – which once housed a public swimming pool but was sold off to developers in 2004 – was reclaimed by York residents, and a boat called Sue. Patr...
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...
On the anniversary of the Phulbari Massacre, international solidarity and climate groups call on the High Commissioner to stop the displacement of communities for coal, as agreed by the B...
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...
“A breaking window is a just response to a breaking world.” Following the verdict of the Shell 7 as ‘not guilty', Sarah Lunnon from Extinction Rebellion explains how this is indicative of...
"The 6th Carbon Budget , in SLACC’s opinion, undermines the assumptions used by Cumbria CC to argue that emissions from the ‘end use’ of the coal in steel making are zero." Maggie Mason f...
“I did wonder if I would be afraid of arrest and imprisonment, but after seeing the destruction, I am more afraid of inaction.” Steve Masters, Green Councillor for Newbury Speen and anti-...
“This is Spring Conference, and it feels like Spring is coming – in more ways than one. Because spring is the time for new beginnings.” Closing the GPEW Spring Conference 2021, London may...
During last week’s #HeartUnions event, Chair of the Green Party Trade Union Group Matthew Hull explains how care workers at the Sage nursing home in Barnet led the way.
David Newman, environmental campaigner and author of Everything is Connected, revisits the famous speech by Scottish trade union activist Jimmy Reid in 1972, and how its message about way...
