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Environment

The fight for Better Buses means a better democracy

Gary Dunion 26 March 2012 The fight for Better Buses means a better democracy2014-12-04T18:00:08+00:00 Environment 5 Comments
Patrick Harvie, Glasgow's Green MSP, has launched a new campaign for the interests of the city's bus users, Better Buses. Harvie said at the launch of the site: Motorists have…
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Occupy Belfast create ‘The People’s Bank’

Adam McGibbon 30 January 2012 Occupy Belfast create ‘The People’s Bank’2016-03-18T11:57:50+00:00 *Society* 2 Comments
Royal Avenue, Belfast’s main city centre thoroughfare, mixes classic architecture with more obviously new arrivals. On the corner of Royal Avenue and North Street lies a grand, art deco building…
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Nov 30: Greens call Holyrood out on strike

Gary Dunion 16 November 2011 Nov 30: Greens call Holyrood out on strike2014-12-04T18:07:30+00:00 News 2 Comments
"Pick a side," urged the Green members of the Scottish Parliament, Patrick Harvie and Alison Johnstone, as they voted against parliament's regular business motion. The motion, put forward this afternoon…
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Plan To Turn Northern Ireland Into Tax Haven Shelved

Adam McGibbon 24 September 2011 Plan To Turn Northern Ireland Into Tax Haven Shelved2016-03-18T11:53:19+00:00 *Society* No Comment
In a response to a question asked in the Assembly by Green MLA Steven Agnew, Northern Ireland’s Finance Minister Sammy Wilson revealed that plans to cut the province’s corporation tax…
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Eamon Ryan elected Irish Greens leader

Gary Dunion 27 May 2011 Eamon Ryan elected Irish Greens leader2015-11-03T12:59:08+00:00 Green Parties 1 Comment
Former coalition minister Eamon Ryan has been elected leader of the Green Party / Comhaontas Glas, which operates both in the Republic and in Northern Ireland. Ryan defeated Kilkenny County…
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2011 Election Night Liveblog

Alasdair Thompson 5 May 2011 2011 Election Night Liveblog2017-08-15T10:58:00+01:00 Green Parties 11 Comments
Tonight we’re going to try something different (well, for us) here at Bright Green and attempt to live blog the results of today’s elections as they come in. It’s not…
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T-Mobile royally rips off domestic violence campaigners

Gary Dunion 29 April 2011 T-Mobile royally rips off domestic violence campaigners2014-12-04T18:14:03+00:00 *Video* No Comment
You might have seen T-Mobile's take on the Royal nuptials: ...but have you seen the original video from which the German phone giant shamelessly ripped off not only the concept…
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Jenny Jones will run for London Mayor in 2012

Gary Dunion 19 March 2011 Jenny Jones will run for London Mayor in 20122014-12-04T18:20:18+00:00 England & Wales 8 Comments
Three-term London Assembly Member Jenny Jones has been selected as the Green Party's candidate for Mayor of London. In a ballot of London party members, Jones received 458, or 66%,…
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Leslie Spoor 1910-2011

Gary Dunion 15 March 2011 Leslie Spoor 1910-20112014-12-04T18:20:30+00:00 Green Parties 7 Comments
Leslie Spoor, teacher and political activist 12th October 1910 - 13th March 2011  I am sad to report that Leslie Spoor, the principal founder of the Scottish Green Party, died…
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Report back from Bright Green Live: Greens and the anti-cuts movement

Adam Ramsay 27 February 2011 Report back from Bright Green Live: Greens and the anti-cuts movement2017-08-15T10:42:23+01:00 *Site News* No Comment
Yesterday (Saturday), about 30 Young Greens took a break from conference to go and occupy a branch of NatWest in central Cardiff, as part of the international day of action…
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