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15th November 2018 / 19th March 2020 by sallypickering
A respected conservative councillor on Waveney District Council in Suffolk has defected and joined the Greens, only weeks after a prominent Labour Councillor also defected and joined the Greens in Dover.
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12th November 2018 / 19th March 2020 by sallypickering
After four year's of campaigning, the Save Our Meadows group in Suffolk have won a victory as the County Council announces that they are shelving plans to build a bypass across the water meadows west of Sudbury.
The Leader of the Opposition on Dover District Council has joined the Green Party.
5th November 2018 / 19th March 2020 by sallypickering
The Chancellor’s budget statement on Monday afternoon fails to tackle the urgent issues that are making life difficult for Shropshire’s residents
22nd October 2018 / 19th March 2020 by sallypickering
Popular Green Party petition will be heard by all parties and triggers Council debate after thousands of Brighton and Hove residents signed a petition calling for a ‘People’s Vote’ on any Brexit deal.
19th September 2018 / 19th March 2020 by sallypickering
Iolo Jones has just been elected as the first Green Town Councillor in North Wales in the town of Llanfairfechan. Congratulations Iolo!
17th September 2018 / 19th March 2020 by sallypickering
New Government proposals that would allow fracking companies to bypass Council planning approval must be opposed, say the Green Group of Councillors in Brighton and Hove.
13th August 2018 / 19th March 2020 by sallypickering
It's 100 days days since the local elections and a whole host of new Green Councillors were elected. One of those new councillors celebrates that success and describes what electing a Green means.
19th July 2018 / 19th March 2020 by sallypickering
Green Councillors in Exeter gain unanimous support for motion banning the use of single-use plastics by the Council.
22nd June 2018 / 19th March 2020 by sallypickering
Expert work to preserve and enhance some of the Stroud District’s most important wildlife habitats has won a top nature accolade. Stroud District Council principal planning officer Conrad Moore was presented with a Natural England award for strategies drawn up for how Rodborough Common and the Severn Estuary cope with rising numbers of people living […]