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To Prevent Ecocidal Climate Change we Need to Tell Better Stories: Lessons from Ratcliffe-on-Soar.

Bright Green Editors 6 August 2011 To Prevent Ecocidal Climate Change we Need to Tell Better Stories: Lessons from Ratcliffe-on-Soar.2011-08-06T11:00:11+01:00 Environment 1 Comment
In April 2009, I was one of 114 people who were arrested hours before closing down 's Ratcliffe-on-Soar coal-fired power station, the second biggest in the UK. It was one…
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Plaid’s new independence report

Sam Coates 2 August 2011 Plaid’s new independence report2011-08-02T14:30:39+01:00 England & Wales 1 Comment
Plaid Cymru have today launched what they are reporting as ‘proof’ that Wales would not flounder under independence, but would soar. My sympathies for an independent Wales are a bit…
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Welsh Greens Election Review

Sam Coates 1 August 2011 Welsh Greens Election Review2011-08-01T13:00:00+01:00 England & Wales 2 Comments
I just read Peter’s post about the performance of Greens in Scotland and thought I should finally contribute something about the experiences in the May Welsh Assembly Election. But first…
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Scottish Greens 2011: Election Review

Peter McColl 26 July 2011 Scottish Greens 2011: Election Review2011-07-26T11:19:47+01:00 Green Parties 9 Comments
It would be a mistake to think that the Scottish Green Party’s performance in the 2011 election was anything other than a profound failure. As Green blogger Jeff Breslin said…
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Hey Jude: culture and class from inside a kettle

Adam Ramsay 25 July 2011 Hey Jude: culture and class from inside a kettle2011-07-25T09:44:59+01:00 Green Parties 1 Comment
We had been kettled for 8 hours. In December. It was below freezing and the air was cut with the acrid smoke of burnt bus stop. "We need to make…
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Green-led council announces first steps towards living wage

Adam Ramsay 23 July 2011 Green-led council announces first steps towards living wage2011-07-23T17:36:37+01:00 England & Wales No Comment
Press release from the Brighton Green Party: Green council leader Bill Randall (21 July) announced radical plans to introduce a Living Wage in the city of Brighton & Hove. At…
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Class still counts

Alex Wood 16 July 2011 Class still counts2011-07-16T09:00:04+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 9 Comments
The past year has witnessed an unprecedented level of class struggle, never before have the various mechanisms for mobilising class interests been so perfectly enacted. Sadly, I am not referring…
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An Open Letter to Jenny Jones

JonathanKent 13 July 2011 An Open Letter to Jenny Jones2011-07-13T17:00:55+01:00 Green Parties 3 Comments
Dear Jenny, I’ve been following your thoughts on Twitter about yesterday’s select committee hearings which saw Andy Hayman and John Yates volunteer to open the parliamentary barbecue season. I sense…
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Solidarity with the police

Adam Ramsay 13 July 2011 Solidarity with the police2011-07-13T14:30:33+01:00 Green Parties 14 Comments
Over 2000 police officers today demonstrated their opposition to cuts to their pay. Their press release is below. Some don't feel it's appropriate to express solidarity with the police. Many…
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A year in prison for throwing a stick?

Adam Ramsay 8 July 2011 A year in prison for throwing a stick?2011-07-08T15:04:59+01:00 Green Parties 9 Comments
A twenty year old student from York, Francis Fernie, has been jailed for a year for throwing a stick at the police on 26 March. Specifically, he was found guilty…
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