Rose Humphries has been campaigning with Anyone’s Child, the international network working for drug policy reform, since she lost two sons to heroin overdoses. As a member of the Green Pa...
The Association of Green Councillors’ annual conference in July brought elected and aspiring councillors together in Stroud to share experiences and discuss strategy on a local and nation...
“Johnson's likening of the Irish border to the boundary between Camden and Islington provided a jaw-dropping illustration of the Prime Minister as someone who just doesn't get it.” Deputy...
The decision of local Green Parties’ in Brecon and Radnorshire to stand aside in the by-election on 1 August to avoid splitting the Remain vote, allowing the Liberal Democrats to win the ...
After 20 years as London’s Green MEP, Jean Lambert has stepped down. Green World caught up with Jean to discuss her long career in the European Parliament, her hopes and plans for the fut...
Bristol City Council held a Climate Emergency meeting on 16 July, where the Mayor presented his Climate Emergency Action Plan to Full Council. In the same meeting, Labour and Conservative...
Replacing the widely-condemned Universal Credit and supporting the very poorest in our society: Bill Shutt provides a brief introduction to the key arguments in favour of the Green Party’...
Glyphosate is used as a weedkiller in many urban spaces but evidence suggests it is having a harmful effect on the workers that spray it and the already depleted nature that exists in our...
Scott Ainslie, Green MEP for London, lays out the challenge for new Green MEPs: to convince the UK public that we're better off in the EU in order to fight inequality and to tackle the cl...
“Our antique, undemocratic system has shut so many out of politics for so long." Green Party Co-leader Jonathan Bartley outlines how the Good Systems Agreement has united voices from acro...
