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Edinburgh Greens Give People Budget Control

Maggie Chapman 1 December 2010 Edinburgh Greens Give People Budget Control2010-12-01T11:30:56+00:00 Scotland 6 Comments
Leithers braved the beginnings of the snow and ice and turned out to participate in £eith Decides, an innovative approach to funding community projects. Maggie Introduces £eith Decides Twenty five…
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It was always going to be students

Adam Ramsay 26 November 2010 It was always going to be students2010-11-26T11:11:54+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 6 Comments
It was always going to be students who fought back first. There is a myth that my generation is apathetic. But the truth is that most are alienated. And that's…
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The Closing of the Net

Alasdair Thompson 23 November 2010 The Closing of the Net2010-11-23T09:30:35+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
Photo by Wysz via flickr The internet is a giant, sprawling exercise in democratic media. If you've got a connection, you have access to a greater store of human knowledge…
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On Coalition, Compromise, and Cable

Adam Ramsay 21 November 2010 On Coalition, Compromise, and Cable2010-11-21T09:30:55+00:00 *Society* 6 Comments
So, Vince Cable has ruffled a few feathers by claiming that the Lib Dems have not gone back on a promise on fees. Given that every simple MP signed a…
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Why Burma’s freedom remains distant

Bright Green Editors 13 November 2010 Why Burma’s freedom remains distant2010-11-13T22:32:35+00:00 2 Comments
by Juliette Daigre It’s hard not to be caught up in the excitement of today’s release from house arrest of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma’s democratic opposition leader, who…
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The Millbank Protest

Bright Green Editors 12 November 2010 The Millbank Protest2010-11-12T19:58:17+00:00 *Society* 8 Comments
By Leo-Marcus Wan Let’s be honest We’ll start with the fire-extinguisher.  It was an act of stupidity by an individual.  It could have resulted in someone’s death.  Watching the videos…
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Whose windows? Tory HQ owned by tax dodgers

Bright Green Editors 12 November 2010 Whose windows? Tory HQ owned by tax dodgers2010-11-12T11:38:34+00:00 *Society* 6 Comments
This post is by land campaigner and author Andy Wightman, and first appeared on his blog. Amidst all the press coverage of the student demonstration in London on Wednesday, one…
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The Planet Has No Lawyers: Andy Wightman’s Closing Green Conference Speech

Bright Green Editors 10 November 2010 The Planet Has No Lawyers: Andy Wightman’s Closing Green Conference Speech2015-03-07T10:26:13+00:00 Environment 1 Comment
Good Afternoon, I am not sure why I have been asked to make these closing remarks. Perhaps it is because I am a relatively new member - I joined little…
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Now Lib Dems vote against votes at 16

Adam Ramsay 18 October 2010 Now Lib Dems vote against votes at 162010-10-18T22:38:06+01:00 UK 6 Comments
Here at Bright Green we try to avoid partisan attacks. They are pretty boring. But this is quite an impressive hattrick. Less than a week after Vince Cable decided to…
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Liberal Democrats vote against PR

Gary Dunion 13 October 2010 Liberal Democrats vote against PR2014-12-04T18:28:20+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 10 Comments
If you ever had any trouble understanding what the Liberal Democrats stood for, one thing was always certain: the Lib Dems are for PR. The Liberal Democrats, it may charitably…
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