On 17 November, Joanna Wright, Green Councillor for Lambridge, put forward a carbon tax motion. She describes her experience, in which she stood as a sole Green Cllr in a Lib Dem dominated Council.
Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green, Alan Borgars, reflects on the council by-elections that have taken place in England and Wales throughout October.
The Green Party should build its strategy around progressive alliances and common ground, says Stephen Clark of the Compass Greens. The group have published a strategy paper ahead of the ...
Young Greens joined the ‘United Against The Tories’ protest outside the Conservative Party annual conference in Manchester earlier this month. The Prime Minister is correct in saying youn...
Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green, Alan Borgars, reflects on the council by-elections that have taken place in England and Wales throughout September.
With elections fast approaching in Czechia, and the question of whether populist oligarch Andrej Babiš will stay in power hanging in the air, Co-chair of Czech Greens Michael Berg speaks ...
A recent National Audit Office report has revealed the Government’s mismanagement of its Green Homes Grant Voucher Scheme, with the scheme being implemented on an ‘overly ambitious’ timel...
Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green, Alan Borgars, reflects on the council by-elections that have taken place in England and Wales throughout August 2021.
Co-chair of Young Green Women Emily Herbert gives a first-hand, on the ground account of Extinction Rebellion’s recent ‘Impossible Rebellion’ protests, which have seen activists come toge...
Psephologist and Hertfordshire Green, Alan Borgars, reflects on the results of council by-elections that took place in England and Wales throughout July.
The election process for the next generation of Green Party leadership has begun today, with candidates set to declare their intention to run within the next three weeks.
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...
Earlier today, Lord Frost outlined the Government’s intentions to renegotiate the EU Withdrawal Agreement, foregoing the Northern Ireland Protocol. The Green Party strongly criticises suc...
“It seems as though the [Labour] Party machine often obstructs rather than supports its membership at all levels.” Julie Adshead, who defected from Labour to the Green Party on Rossendale...
Green councillors in Brighton and Hove have successfully urged local government to back a trade union campaign calling on central government to pay school and public sector workers fairly...
The Green Party have responded to the Government’s ‘Freedom Day’ plans, urging the Prime Minister to reconsider the scrapping of mandatory face masks on 19 July.
"Imagine electoral politics not just affected by the agenda-shifting caused by the radical flank, but materially-altered by the presence inside it of a growing ‘moderate’ flank." Rupert R...
“From the impacts of austerity that we see in potholed roads, closed libraries, inadequate social care provision, it is clear that tax is politics today.” Green Peer Natalie Bennett updat...
The Green Party has condemned the harmful Metropolitan police action at a vigil in Clapham on 13 March, with spokespeople voicing opposition against the Home Secretary’s controversial pol...
“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...
