Used to forcibly cover people’s heads to prevent them from spitting and biting, the controversial use of spit hoods in police custody suites has faced strong criticism from human rights c...
As the summer holiday comes to a close and millions of students return to school, newly elected Young People Spokesperson and Co-Chair of the Young Greens Tom Hazell looks at the progress...
Earlier this year, the UK became the first country in the G7 to commit to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. However, a new report from the Science and Technology Commit...
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...
‘We’re not sure if basic income is the answer, but we think it might be, so how about trying it out?’ That’s the question UBI Lab Sheffield is asking in the hopes of encouraging debate ar...
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’...
In early June, Green Party members gathered in Scarborough for Spring Conference 2019. Matt Browne, Green Party Policy and Governance Manager, looks back at an uplifting couple of days.
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The UK has taken up the Committee on Climate Change’s recommendation and committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. But with the country on course to miss its fourth and fi...
The Green Party’s Holistic Review, which passed a members’ vote in Autumn 2018, sets out a significant reorganisation of the party’s internal structure. The proposals have been a source o...
