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Brighton & Hove Greens launch radical manifesto for local elections

Chris Jarvis 13 March 2019 Brighton & Hove Greens launch radical manifesto for local elections2019-03-23T19:47:29+00:00 Green Parties No Comment
Image Credit: Creative Commons: Brighton Guy Brighton & Hove Green Party have launched their manifesto for the local elections taking place in May. Their election pledges cover a wide range…
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New beginnings – UK Green news round up week 10

Chris Jarvis 10 March 2019 New beginnings – UK Green news round up week 102019-03-23T19:48:19+00:00 England & Wales No Comment
Alison Johnstone takes the Green group into First Ministers Questions for first time as leader of the Scottish parliamentary group Image credit: Creative Commons Edinburgh Green Party After becoming the…
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Two massive victories for the student divestment movement

Chris Jarvis 8 March 2019 Two massive victories for the student divestment movement2019-03-23T19:49:42+00:00 England & Wales No Comment
Image credit: Creative Commons - Kate Ausburn In the past 48 hours, the student divestment movement took another leap forward. Two more institutions joined the more than 1,000 worldwide that…
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Newport to Brighton, Spalding to Holyrood – UK Green news round up week 9

Chris Jarvis 3 March 2019 Newport to Brighton, Spalding to Holyrood – UK Green news round up week 92019-03-23T19:49:54+00:00 England & Wales No Comment
Amelia Womack sets out her stall for Newport West by-election Creative Commons: Krystyna Haywood After the sad passing of longstanding Labour MP Paul Flynn, a by-election has been called in…
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Arrests, defections and delivering change – UK Green news round up week 8

Chris Jarvis 24 February 2019 Arrests, defections and delivering change – UK Green news round up week 82019-03-05T10:06:38+00:00 Green Parties No Comment
Molly Scott Cato arrested in Belgium Creative Commons: Ric Lander Demonstrating the Green commitment to non-violent direct action as a means of driving political change, Molly Scott Cato was arrested…
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5 ways the Greens should respond to the Labour Party’s split

Chris Jarvis 18 February 2019 5 ways the Greens should respond to the Labour Party’s split2019-03-23T19:50:25+00:00 Comment 8 Comments
via YouTube Screengrab Today, what many had been predicting for some time happened. The cold war in the Labour Party became hot, as seven Labour MPs resigned their membership, and…
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England & Wales

A tale of two mayors – UK Green news round up week 7

Chris Jarvis 17 February 2019 A tale of two mayors – UK Green news round up week 72019-03-05T10:06:23+00:00 England & Wales No Comment
Creative Commons - Rachel_H and John Lubbock Sian Berry announced as Green Party candidate for London Mayor After a long selection process, Siân Berry - the co-leader of the Green…
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BREAKING: Green Party announces candidates for London Mayoral and Assembly election

Chris Jarvis 14 February 2019 BREAKING: Green Party announces candidates for London Mayoral and Assembly election2019-02-16T18:16:17+00:00 England & Wales 7 Comments
Creative Commons: RachelH_ The Green Party of England and Wales today announced its candidates for the London Mayoral and Assembly elections. Mayoral election The party's co-leader Sian Berry has been…
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Conference firsts, publicly owned trains and Young Greens campaigns – UK Green news round up week 6

Chris Jarvis 10 February 2019 Conference firsts, publicly owned trains and Young Greens campaigns – UK Green news round up week 62019-02-16T18:15:58+00:00 England & Wales No Comment
Clare Bailey hosts first conference of Green Party in Northern Ireland as leader Via YouTube screen grab While Stormont is still at a standstill, the ongoing churn of the political…
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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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