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Conference Fragments – My First Time

Bright Green Editors 16 September 2010 Conference Fragments – My First Time2014-12-15T11:12:50+00:00 England & Wales No Comment
On Thursday last week, Ash Haynes was elected coucillor for Town Close Ward in Norwich. It was her 20th birthday. The next day, she went to her first party conference.…
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Conference Fragments – Science Funding

Alasdair Thompson 16 September 2010 Conference Fragments – Science Funding2010-09-16T07:30:14+01:00 Green Parties 2 Comments
On Monday the Green Party of England and Wales kick-started next year's review of science policy with an excellent fringe session on "Science Funding in an Age of Austerity" with…
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Conference Fragments – Backing the AV Bandwagon

Bright Green Editors 15 September 2010 Conference Fragments – Backing the AV Bandwagon2010-09-15T17:24:24+01:00 England & Wales No Comment
in our first of a series of  conference fragments, Spin Pitman is glad he was persuaded to back AV At the Green Party autumn conference last weekend we passed a…
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And they called us anti-science

Alasdair Thompson 8 September 2010 And they called us anti-science2010-09-08T09:24:52+01:00 Green Parties 2 Comments
Today Vince Cable continues his attack on science, and academic research more generally, as he announces we must abandon research which is "neither commercially useful nor theoretically outstanding". Cable will…
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In Praise of Politics

Alasdair Thompson 26 August 2010 In Praise of Politics2010-08-26T15:23:18+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 5 Comments
We've been accused recently, and perhaps with some cause, of focusing too much on the machinations of the English and Welsh Green Party and not enough on what's happening up…
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Why the Green Party should elect a ‘Shadow Cabinet’

Bright Green Editors 23 August 2010 Why the Green Party should elect a ‘Shadow Cabinet’2010-08-23T12:00:09+01:00 Green Parties 26 Comments
This guest post is by Jonathan Kent, and was first published on his blog, The Headstrong Club. This September, when the Green Party of England and Wales meets for the…
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Adam Pogonowski: Derek Wall for Deputy Leader

Bright Green Editors 8 August 2010 Adam Pogonowski: Derek Wall for Deputy Leader2010-08-08T11:22:14+01:00 Green Parties 9 Comments
Guest writer Adam Pogonowski is a Cambridge City councillor, and blogs at Here he explains why he's backing Derek Wall for Deputy Leader; you can read Adam Ramsay's case for…
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Where next for Welsh politics?

Bright Green Editors 2 August 2010 Where next for Welsh politics?2010-08-02T21:19:56+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 2 Comments
By Sam Coates, who works for the Green Party in Wales Now that Labour is out of power in Westminster Wales has an interesting medal, it hosts the highest level…
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Greens need to resist mainstream pressure for political ‘justification’…

JaneWatkinson 29 July 2010 Greens need to resist mainstream pressure for political ‘justification’…2010-07-29T12:54:38+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 13 Comments
There are two key paragraphs from Rupert Read’s recent article, which addresses the impressive growth of the Green party membership and its implications, I wish to highlight: “We need to…
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Green shoots of a different kind

Bright Green Editors 26 July 2010 Green shoots of a different kind2010-07-26T13:16:53+01:00 UK 11 Comments
This is a guest post from Norwich Councillor Rupert Read on the challenges and opportunities facing the Green Party of England and Wales, which raises issues of importance also to…
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