Deputy Leader Amelia Womack reflects on the first event in the Always Learning series – a rich, in-depth discussion with three speakers from GRT communities.
On International Women’s Day, Green peer Natalie Bennett reflects on the man-made global system, dominated by a politics that makes little space for women.
Fuel Poverty Action outline their ‘Energy for All’ campaign, which demands a shift in energy distribution – granting everyone a basic band, free at the point of use.
Liz Reason, Chair of the Green Party Executive, describes the equalities issues that all political parties in the UK need to face up to and the steps currently underway in the Green Party...
The pandemic saw us truly value local green spaces, says Helen Griffiths, Chief Executive of Fields in Trust. Outlining the national charity's work, she highlights the disparities in acce...
In just four days, FTSE 100 CEOs earned more than the average UK annual salary. The Green Party is calling for a ‘mandatory limit on the difference in pay’ across every organisation.
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Amelia Womack, Deputy Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, reflects on COP26’s Gender day. Despite being on the front line of the climate crisis, women are outnumbered within t...
Green Party member of the House of Lords, Jenny Jones, reflects on the Liberation Movement launch, underpinning the connection between environmental and social justice.
Responding to Boris Johnson’s Climate Finance package, which pledges only £1 billion per year in reparations, the Greens have labelled the Prime Minister’s approach as ‘misguided’ and ‘no...
The Disability News Service reports on the party's support for the policy, which saw an 'overwhelming' vote in its favour at the recent Autumn Conference.
Green World spoke to the Alabama-born activist and author about her work, and how environmental and climate justice can be achieved both in the American rural South, and worldwide.
Green Peers Natalie Bennett and Jenny Jones put forward the case for assisted dying ahead of the second reading of the Assisted Dying Bill in the House of Lords today (22 October).
With the Wellbeing Economy petition soon coming to a close, its author, Skylar Sharples, explores how we can move towards a society that supports both the people and the planet.
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 debate surrounding the statue has been rekindled, owing to a public consultation recently launched by Stroud District Council over street names, building names and monuments. Green co...
“What’s happening beyond our shores is a giant blank in the public debate, and a space where almost anything goes.” Green Peer Natalie Bennett outlines the ongoing debate surrounding huma...
“One of the major concerns raised at the time was that there were no provisions specifically for women with insecure legal status and unfortunately that has become reality.” Women’s corre...
