UK Government

Green Party member Lucy Phillip outlines the Eco Planning Law petition, calling for support to challenge the Government’s failure to protect our rapidly disappearing greenfields.

Green peer Jenny Jones outlines her Clean Air Act, entitled 'Ella's Law, after Ella Kissi-Debrah, the child who became the first in the UK to have air pollution listed as a cause of their...

Lancashire County Councillor Gina Dowding and Lancashire Anti-fracking Nana Tina Rothery express dismay at the UK Government’s renewed interest in the process.

P&O’s sudden dismissal of staff has raised serious questions about the treatment of workers under current UK laws, and the inadequacies of the protection that is offered. Catherine Ro...

Alan Story, co-founder of the campaign group GET PR DONE!, outlines how the first-past-the-post system is preventing voters from holding the Government to account.

Green peer Natalie Bennett expresses dismay and disappointment at the strategy and its delivery, released a month later than promised despite urgent geopolitical crisis.

Government plans for the British Energy Security Strategy have been unveiled, making no mention of measures to insulate UK homes.

Green peer Jenny Jones reflects on the Government’s Nationality Bill, currently in ‘ping pong’ between the Lords and the Commons. She urges members to lobby MPs to support the Lords’ more...

Insistence on complex visa requirements contradicts the British people’s outpouring of empathy for Ukrainian refugees. A government that promised to cut ‘red tape’ is now using bureaucrac...

Early Years Alliance CEO Neil Leitch points to the Government’s lack of recognition of the early years sector, which was consistently ignored in its response to the pandemic.

Hannah Clare, Councillor for Brunswick and Adelaide, highlights the urgent need to give councils new responsibilities and funding to offer support.

Nick Bowett of the Huddersfield Green Party outlines why the UK Government must ensure that rich overseas ecosystems are protected.

Steve Hynd, Green Councillor and Policy Manager at City to Sea, explores what the next steps are for the Government in tackling plastic pollution.

Green peer Natalie Bennett reflects on the Nuclear Energy Bill debate, questioning the choice to put the price of an ineffective energy policy on the masses.

Rebecca Willis calls attention to the voice currently absent from the Government's climate policies – that of ordinary people.

Green peer Natalie Bennett outlines why enlisting the ideas, energy and rights of the young could reinvigorate our political structure.

Yesterday evening (17 December), the House of Lords rejected the best part of 18 pages of late amendments to the Police, Crime and Sentencing Bill, in a historic defeat. Green Peers Jenny...

The House of Lords rejected the majority of the 18 pages of late amendments to the Bill, putting a stop to a range of ‘draconian’ measures.

The Global Majority Vs. campaign took the Government to court last year over the violation of human rights. Although the courts did not rule in their favour, their fight for global citize...

Bristol Councillor Tom Hathway and London Assembly Member Sian Berry highlight the failures of the private rented sector, leading the call for rent controls in major cities.