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Inequality, air pollution, housing: Scott Ainslie, candidate for Green London Assembly list

Chris Jarvis 3 February 2019 Inequality, air pollution, housing: Scott Ainslie, candidate for Green London Assembly list2019-02-10T22:50:44+00:00 Comment No Comment
YouTube Screengrab In 2020, London will go to the polls to elect a new Mayor and members of the London Assembly. The London Green Party are now in the process…
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Tax reform, the backstop and Churchill’s white supremacy – UK Green news round up week 5

Chris Jarvis 2 February 2019 Tax reform, the backstop and Churchill’s white supremacy – UK Green news round up week 52019-02-03T12:26:34+00:00 England & Wales 2 Comments
Scottish Greens win major budget concessions from SNP Creative Commons: Ric Lander After protracted negotiations, the Scottish Government agreed a budget this week with the support of the Greens. The…
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Abortion rights, budget wars and Brexit tours – UK Green news round up week 4

Chris Jarvis 27 January 2019 Abortion rights, budget wars and Brexit tours – UK Green news round up week 42019-02-03T12:25:49+00:00 England & Wales No Comment
Green Party in Northern Ireland demand abortion law reform YouTube screen grab The Green Party in Northern Ireland called for legalisation of abortion this week. While legal in the rest…
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Brexit, railways and Thatcher – UK Green news round up week 3

Chris Jarvis 20 January 2019 Brexit, railways and Thatcher – UK Green news round up week 32019-01-27T14:55:46+00:00 England & Wales No Comment
Caroline Lucas enters Brexit negotiations with Theresa May Creative Commons: GPEW After a week of intense political machinations, we’re still no closer to clarity on the direction of travel for…
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Small sausages – Green news round up week 2

Chris Jarvis 13 January 2019 Small sausages – Green news round up week 22019-01-16T20:14:37+00:00 England & Wales No Comment
YouTube screen grab Amelia Womack 1, Piers Morgan 0 After last week's furore over Caroline Lucas' proposals on taxing meat, Green Party of England and Wales Deputy Leader Amelia Womack…
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New year, new structures and new policies – Green news round up week 1

Chris Jarvis 6 January 2019 New year, new structures and new policies – Green news round up week 12019-01-13T20:12:53+00:00 England & Wales 2 Comments
YouTube screen grab Welcome to the first of many Bright Green news round-ups. As part of the revamped and relaunched Bright Green, we'll be bringing a weekly round up of…
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The UK’s 20 Most Influential Greens in 2018 – the Top 5

Chris Jarvis 31 December 2018 The UK’s 20 Most Influential Greens in 2018 – the Top 52019-01-10T11:25:24+00:00 Comment No Comment
5. Molly Scott-Cato Creative Commons: Bristol Green Party Molly Scott Cato is the latest addition to the Greens’ MEPs. She is also the one with the highest profile. Speaking regularly…
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The UK’s 20 Most Influential Greens in 2018 – Numbers 10-6

Chris Jarvis 31 December 2018 The UK’s 20 Most Influential Greens in 2018 – Numbers 10-62019-01-09T09:06:11+00:00 Comment 1 Comment
10. Andy Wightman Creative Commons: Global Justice Now Andy Wightman is perhaps less well known outside of Scotland than his MSP colleagues. But his influence in 2018 is in the…
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The UK’s 20 most influential Greens in 2018 – Numbers 20-11

Chris Jarvis 30 December 2018 The UK’s 20 most influential Greens in 2018 – Numbers 20-112019-01-09T09:05:39+00:00 Comment No Comment
20. Anthony Slaughter YouTube screen grab It’s been a tumultuous year for the Wales Green Party. A bitter and divisive referendum on whether the Wales Greens should secede from the…
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The Future of Bright Green

Chris Jarvis 25 December 2018 The Future of Bright Green2020-12-11T16:19:08+00:00 Comment 1 Comment
Those with eagle eyes will have noticed things have been a bit quiet at Bright Green as of late. Since July, we've been on a hiatus, reviewing what Bright Green…
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