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Sweden Update: Greens hold position of unprecedented strength

Bright Green Editors 21 September 2010 Sweden Update: Greens hold position of unprecedented strength2014-12-15T11:16:40+00:00 Green Parties 1 Comment
by Dominic Hinde The day after the Swedish general election, the results were the most read story on the BBC News website. The entrance of the hitherto unknown right-wing Sweden…
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The Future of Green Blogging

Peter McColl 17 September 2010 The Future of Green Blogging2010-09-17T17:33:03+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 4 Comments
We’re delighted to have done so well in the Total Politics Blog Poll. We’d like to thank you for helping us to finish 61st in the Total Politics poll of…
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Conference Fragments – Mobilising the Jilted Generation

Adam Ramsay 16 September 2010 Conference Fragments – Mobilising the Jilted Generation2010-09-16T17:05:30+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 3 Comments
I spoke, along with Shiv Malik of 'Jilted Generation', at the Young Greens fringe on 'mobilising the jilted generation'. Shiv spoke eloquently about how Thatcherite liberalism has screwed today's 20…
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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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Green lessons from Down Under

Bright Green Editors 23 August 2010 Green lessons from Down Under2010-08-23T07:56:45+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 5 Comments
by Kevin Meaney (@oxkev) it first appeared on his blog I grew up and worked in Australia before moving to the UK 13 years ago. Having recently become more actively…
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100 Days of Solid Ideology

Peter McColl 18 August 2010 100 Days of Solid Ideology2010-08-18T10:49:43+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
The coalition is 100 days old. And what a hundred days it’s been. They’ve ended the huge waste of building new schools. They’ve said they’ll end detention of children of…
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Democratising and professionalising our Party further

Bright Green Editors 5 August 2010 Democratising and professionalising our Party further2010-08-05T09:20:32+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 10 Comments
Our guest writer is Cllr Rupert Read In my 'series' here on BG (see here) exploring the direction our Party (GPEW) needs to take, I have covered a little about…
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Reaching beyond the core

Bright Green Editors 4 August 2010 Reaching beyond the core2014-12-15T11:13:51+00:00 England & Wales 3 Comments
Our Guest writer is Chris Williams, who has run a number of Green Party election campaigns, and was manager of the Norwich South General Election campaign. This is the latest…
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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 get out of the Comfort Zone to win

Peter McColl 2 August 2010 Greens need to get out of the Comfort Zone to win2010-08-02T12:12:28+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 10 Comments
In the 2009 Rectorial election at Edinburgh University New Labour grandee George Foulkes was on his way to defeat by Iain Macwhirter. Foulkes couldn't escape the consequences of voting for…
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