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“In the long term, retrofitting homes and switching them to renewables will cost less than not doing it and letting London and the rest of the country face the toll of the climate emergen...

“Councils could be offered so much better than this raw deal; and we deserve to be able to continue to meet virtually.” Leader of Brighton and Hove City Council Phélim Mac Cafferty explai...

“Only the Green Party has a detailed plan for a green revolution and only the Green Party has the will to see it through.” Green Party candidate for this year’s Hartlepool by-election Rac...

Ahead of the upcoming Scottish elections, which will be vital in determining Scotland’s future and how it rebuilds, Cllr Kim Long, who is running to be a Green MSP for Glasgow, describes ...

“I will be proud to stand up to fight against inequalities in our region.” Green mayoral candidate for Greater Manchester Melanie Horrocks explains what her priorities for the region woul...

“We want to encourage all readers of Green World, who are French nationals themselves or who have French friends, colleagues or neighbours, to take interest in the upcoming consular elect...

“This plan for zero-carbon steel should sit at the heart of a green UK industrial strategy.” Cllr Jonathan Essex makes the case for a just transition to zero-carbon steel for the UK’s con...

“Two Green Mayors working together on a shared agenda would be a marked contrast to the Labour squabbling that has stalled progress on any progressive pro-environment agenda.” Tom Crone, ...

“There were already six Labs in Wales by this point. What about my city? Where was Newport’s Lab?” Deputy Leader of Wales Green Party Lauren James describes the progress of the UBI pilot ...

Upon the announcement by the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government Robert Jenrick MP that Tory commissioners will be sent in to run key parts of Liverpool City ...

Ahead of the local elections in May, Bristol’s Green mayoral candidate Sandy Hore-Ruthven explains how he plans to build the city back better if he were to win.

“The momentum towards low-traffic neighbourhoods, better options for walking and cycling, and even 20mph area-wide speed limits is, I believe, now unstoppable.” Cllr Julian Dean explains ...

“Quakers are not big on theology but do offer a few pithy bits of advice. One of my favourites is ‘Think it possible that you may be mistaken’.” MEP Molly Scott Cato considers the Green P...

“It is unbelievable that two years after declaring a climate emergency, decisions were still being made in silos, not knowing what the climate implications are.” Geraldine Coggins, Green ...

“The report will include impacts on poverty and inequality, on capital allocation on the real economy, and the impact of money being moved offshore.” Green Peer Natalie Bennett explains a...

“Too often out of sight are people in real need no longer reached by depleted council services.” Paul Corry outlines how a failed strategy, perpetuated by the lack of democratic checks an...

“At long last, the case turns the tide against a gig economy that too often profits from rolling back hard-won rights.” Transport Spokesperson and London Assembly member Caroline Russell ...

“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...

Following the passing of a reparations motion at a Bristol Council meeting yesterday (2 March), Green Councillors Cleo Lake, Eleanor Combley and Jerome Thomas reflect on the historic mome...

“Surely this is the time to act to reign in the power of the pharmaceutical industry. And, instead of fuelling vaccine nationalism, to foster vaccine solidarity.” Francesca Gater of Frien...