Lewes District Council is the first in the UK to challenge water companies to recognise the link between water pollution and new development. Green councillor Emily O’Brien reports.
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Green peer Natalie Bennett recalls the Lords' debate on the Government's School Bill – which prioritises multi-academy trusts over children's health and wishes.
Brighton and Hove Green Councillor Elaine Hills highlights the widespread practice of illegal sewage dumping by large water companies and its impact on local communities, calling for Sout...
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...
The safety of a well-loved green space in Cardiff is under threat from the proposed building of a stand-alone cancer centre, as well as that of patients. Wales Green Party member Debra Co...
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?...
The ‘Protect Pupils, Protect Education’ campaign, backed by the Brighton and Hove Greens, is calling for additional measures to protect pupils from the spread of Covid-19 and its impact o...
The UK Government yesterday announced its 10-year drug strategy, which the Green Party has labelled as ‘punitive’, with front-bench discussions between the Conservative and Labour parties...
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.
Cllr Jonathan Elmer highlights the contradictory policies of global governments, which fund fossil fuels alongside air pollution projects. If we are to address the issue properly, he says...
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.
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.
"To let it rip through schools will result in another winter of disrupted education as pupils self-isolate." Cllr Sarah Nield on Brighton and Hove Council explains how the spread of the C...
Debra Cooper details the courageous legal battle Green Party member Cat Lewis has embarked upon by way of judicial review in order to protect the Northern Meadows in Cardiff against the c...
“This pattern of disinformation for political (or commercial) gain is an ongoing challenge for us as Greens, as we try to raise the bar on ethics in politics.” The Party’s spokesperson on...
The government recently published its Transport Decarbonisation Plan, which outlines a new strategy aimed at making transport greener. Although the policy may bring benefits for the UK, h...
John Davis, Co-Chair Greens for Animal Protection, and Diana Newson, Co-Convenor for the Green Party Animal Rights Policy Working Group, outline the reasons why farming plant-based food c...
Carrie Hamilton of the Green Party’s Drug Policy Working Group and Hackney Greens outlines the main messages of the ‘Social Justice and Policing of Drugs’ event that took place last week,...
