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What we’ve learnt about GPEx candidates from their favourite biscuits

Emma Carter 18 July 2020 What we’ve learnt about GPEx candidates from their favourite biscuits2020-07-18T11:24:59+01:00 Comment No Comment
When reading the Young Greens written hustings for the Green Party Executive elections, I found myself drawn to the only question that really mattered: the favourite biscuit. Inspired by Young…
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Interview with Adrian Spurrell – Chair candidate for GPEx

Bright Green Editors 17 July 2020 Interview with Adrian Spurrell – Chair candidate for GPEx2020-07-17T14:02:48+01:00 England & Wales No Comment
Throughout August, members of the Green Party for England & Wales will be voting to elect members of the next Green Party Executive (GPEx). In all, members will vote to…
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Interview with Peter Sims & Sam Alston – Policy Development Co-ordinator candidates for GPEX

Bright Green Editors 16 July 2020 Interview with Peter Sims & Sam Alston – Policy Development Co-ordinator candidates for GPEX2020-07-16T14:01:14+01:00 England & Wales No Comment
Throughout August, members of the Green Party for England & Wales will be voting to elect members of the next Green Party Executive (GPEx). In all, members will vote to…
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“Addressing people’s day to day concerns” – an interview with Rosemary Sexton

Chris Jarvis 15 July 2020 “Addressing people’s day to day concerns” – an interview with Rosemary Sexton2020-07-15T22:19:54+01:00 Comment 2 Comments
Incumbent leaders of political parties don't lose their re-election. That's the conventional wisdom. But Solihull councillor Rosemary Sexton wants to change that. She announced her bid for the leadership of…
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Interview with Matthew Hull and Paul Valentine – Trade union liaison officer candidates for GPEx

Bright Green Editors 15 July 2020 Interview with Matthew Hull and Paul Valentine – Trade union liaison officer candidates for GPEx2020-07-15T10:38:40+01:00 Green Parties No Comment
Throughout August, members of the Green Party for England & Wales will be voting to elect members of the next Green Party Executive (GPEx). This year will see people elected…
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Interview with Kefentse Dennis – Trade Union Liaison Officer candidate for GPEx

Bright Green Editors 14 July 2020 Interview with Kefentse Dennis – Trade Union Liaison Officer candidate for GPEx2020-07-16T12:42:47+01:00 England & Wales No Comment
Throughout August, members of the Green Party for England & Wales will be voting to elect members of the next Green Party Executive (GPEx). In all, members will vote to…
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Local government is broken, but Westminster is is trying to fix it in the wrong way

Andrew Cooper 13 July 2020 Local government is broken, but Westminster is is trying to fix it in the wrong way2020-07-13T15:50:49+01:00 Comment 3 Comments
Local Government in the UK is a dog’s breakfast. It is a mixture of different structures and electoral systems which is dizzying in its complexity. But change is on the…
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“Trans women will always be part of my feminism” – an interview with Amelia Womack

Chris Jarvis 12 July 2020 “Trans women will always be part of my feminism” – an interview with Amelia Womack2020-07-12T22:42:45+01:00 Comment 4 Comments
On most measures, Amelia Womack has had a good innings as deputy leader of the Green Party of England and Wales. Over the course of the six years she's been…
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Interview with Molly Scott Cato – External Communications Co-ordinator candidate for GPEx

Bright Green Editors 12 July 2020 Interview with Molly Scott Cato – External Communications Co-ordinator candidate for GPEx2020-07-12T16:37:09+01:00 England & Wales 1 Comment
"Molly Scott Cato MEP" by MollyMEP is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-ND Throughout August, members of the Green Party for England & Wales will be voting to elect members of…
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The government’s bailout won’t save the arts sector

Benjamin Smith 11 July 2020 The government’s bailout won’t save the arts sector2020-07-11T19:03:03+01:00 Comment No Comment
I - like many theatre workers - welcomed the news of £ billion for the artistic sector. But several days hence it is becoming painfully apparent that this will not…
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