Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales Totnes, in Devon, now has one county councillor, and two Green town councillors, all elected since June 2009 ...

www.thisissouthdevon.co.uk
PAULA Black, the Green candidate who came from nowhere to pinch a county council seat from right under the Lib Dems' noses, reckons she is the...
Robin Kinrade
Robin Kinrade
Wonderful news. Congratulations, Paula.
about an hour ago
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales Jean Lambert, London's Green MEP, is giving an opening speech tomorrow at an event in East London on reducing poverty and inequality. As Jean says "It is simply unacceptable that four in ten children in London live in poverty" - http://www.jeanlambertmep.org.uk/news_detail.php?id=522

Mon at 05:34
Steven J Humphrey
Steven J Humphrey
perhaps you should come to Boscombe here in Bournemouth and see how poverty has got worse??
Mon at 17:39
Steve Jones
Steve Jones
Poverty in this country is appalling (not relative) and its set to get worse with loan sharks and other parasites moving in as the failure of free market capitalism becomes more visable.
Mon at 23:30
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It's an ordinary small town in England, but its residents claim they've discovered the secret that could save the planet. And with world leaders preparing to gather in Copenhagen in just over a week's ...
Charlie Bacon
Charlie Bacon
Excellent news! About time really - now the rest of the country needs to catch up
Mon at 11:54
Steve Jones
Steve Jones
Intending to cover Bolton with edibles in the spring
Yesterday at 04:59
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales Tony is the Green Party's candidate for Cambridge ...

www.guardian.co.uk
Tony Juniper: Our demand for resources now outstrips the natural world's ability to meet it. It's time to foster habits fit for a finite planet
Tony Gray
Tony Gray
Wishing Tony the best of luck from Tony!
27 November at 11:21
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news.bbc.co.uk
A special series of articles, published in medical journal, the Lancet, outlines how such policies could have a direct impact on global health.
John
John
Jeez that's a lame headline. If climate change runs its full course we'll end up with the human race being Murdoch's kids in a glass bubble somewhere growing their own cress and keeping warm from their own waste. Everyone else died fighting over the last drop of drinkable water.

Compared to that, yeah, having some climate change policies would tend to 'improve health'.
26 November at 01:01
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales Isabelle's a member of Stroud Green Party and Transition Stroud ...

www.stroudnewsandjournal.co.uk
YOUNG eco-warriors from the Stroud valleys are set to head to Copenhagen for the UN Climate Change Conference in December.
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www.guardian.co.uk
Caroline Lucas: We must stop offensive missions now and focus on humanitarian and reconstruction work if we are to help Afghanistan
Christopher Karamian
Christopher Karamian
I don't think that you can call Afghanistan a legitimate war. Legal, maybe, but legit is pushing it. What we're talking about is a terrorist attack by an enemy which numbers (at most) in the thousands, invading an entire country to deal with it seems kinda like dealing with dandruff by decapitation. Besides which there is a much easier way to reduce the threat of terror - Remove your military bases from their soil and stop funding murderous, tyrannical regimes.
25 November at 13:37
Pip
Pip
It's going to be kind of hard to 'handover' when Obama is talking about sending in more troops isn't it?

The whole thing is empire building - interfering in other parts of the world to gain influence & trade. In 100 years people will look back & see it as we do the treatment of Zulus in the 19th century. The interests of ordinary people are never... See More going to be served by war & certainly not by a bunch of global capitalists constantly interfering with their internal politics for personal gain.

National pride? What on earth does that mean? How can pride come from sending professional soldiers to a poor country to kill its people, blow up their villages & totally impoverish them?
26 November at 00:27
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales Caroline Lucas speaks out about the petition on illegal file sharing - http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/dontdisconnectus/

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Letters: Peter Mandelson's attempts to scare internet users into obeying copyright laws will backfire and undermine the right to be presumed innocent
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales Adrian Ramsay launched his general election campaign to win Norwich South last night; he stepped down as leader of the Norwich Green group of councillors to devote his full attention to the campaign: http://www.greenparty.org.uk/news/24-11-2009-general-election-launch-Adrian-Ramsay.html

Rupert J Read
Rupert J Read
You can help us win. _Pledge_ your support, now; put your money where your heart is:
http://www.pledgebank.com/SNorwichGreenMP
24 November at 03:12
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales It's only 5 months, at most, until the General Election, and befriending Caroline Lucas will be one of the best ways for you to keep in touch with what's going on in her Brighton campaign ...

Brighton and Hove
Green Party of England and Wales
Green Party of England and Wales
Worth adding that there is a science policy discussion list for members, and that there are a number of science-related motions, including on stem cell research, being put forward by members for voting on at the Spring Conference, so now's the chance to get stuck in and have your say Matt. (Sue Luxton)
23 November at 14:27
Steven J Humphrey
Steven J Humphrey
re: CarolineCandidacy in B&H: science policy committees yes, B&H yes (gotta get elected in first) but prove that voting for any of the three LibLabCon candidates is a 'Wasted Vote' not voting Green or indie...

but please dont learn the same mistakes the LibLabCon parties have been developing over the years and decades please, stick to your guns ... See Moreand keep the faith, we will have a 100% Green government one day...

either that, or if you believe the American -inspired hysteria about 'sheeple' voting for the left-right pardigm, 90% of the sheeple will be dead come 2012... leaving us minority intellectuals liberal greens alive with a whole planet to explore anew...
24 November at 07:42
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales Help make MPs aware of where climate change is already occurring - http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=184951404426

Write to your elected representatives to ensure Bangladesh has a voice at Copenhagen.
Location:The World
Time:Sunday, 22 November 2009 12:00
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales Come join us and help elect Darren Johnson to Parliament ... Lewisham Deptford is one of our three target constituencies and our best chance in London.

Location:13 Ommaney Road, SE14 5NS (Nearest train station is New Cross Gate)
Time:Saturday, 21 November 2009 10:00
Sam Burry
Sam Burry
Croydon south...had to be me to live in the safest conservative seat in the country didn't it!
20 November at 08:37
Green Party of England and Wales
Green Party of England and Wales
but the great thing about Croydon, Sam (amongst many other things I'm sure) is that it's but a short train ride away from Brockley and New Cross stations, in Lewisham Deptford constituency - you'd be most welcome to come and help with our campaign in Lewisham Deptford. See http://darrenforlewisham.org.uk for further details.
24 November at 04:42
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales Caroline Lucas was part of the panel selecting these heroes and villains ...

www.newstatesman.com
On 7 December, world leaders and negotiators will meet in Copenhagen to discuss the future of our planet. As the debate intensifies, the New Statesman’s panel of environmental experts have chosen their heroes and villains – politicians, activists, companies and institutions.
Sam Burry
Sam Burry
love the cover of the new statesman!
19 November at 10:53
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales A good video from Greenpeace on the proposed third runway at Heathrow ...

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Actors, poets and politicians join Greenpeace, the Woodland Trust and local residents to plant an orchard in the path of the proposed third runway at Heathrow. http://www.airplot.org.uk
AnneMarie Foley
AnneMarie Foley
brilliant idea
19 November at 05:06
Patrick At Stub Crouch
Patrick At Stub Crouch
When lived in Eastbourne for a while, nearly every time a plane flew over - after a few minutes you could smel the fuel they were (presumably) dumping over what they thought was the sea by then, but was really our back garden.

Couldn't say I'd want to eat any of those apples! A nice gesture though.
19 November at 15:24
Green Party of England and Wales

Green Party of England and Wales Bea Campbell (PPC for Hampstead and Kilburn) outlines in the Guardian why she's running for the Green Party - http://bit.ly/Rxlu2

18 November at 08:54
Alan
Alan
...just to add I agree wholeheartedly with Mark J Smith and Pip Tindall that as a party we do need to press the message stronger on the link between social and environmental justice. In fact I think that is the key to greater success. Caroline Lucas indeed makes this case brilliantly and is quite inspiring when she does so. Bea Campbell is not...
19 November at 04:20
Steve Harland
Steve Harland
It can only been seen as a positive that the Green party are now attracting many individuals who come from a socialist background. Green mentality is very similar to that of the left wing, the main difference is that our party is united behind a common ideolgy and a united banner where as the weakness of the Left in this country is its fractured ... See Moremulti party state.

It is perhaps testament to the progress of Green politics in the UK that our party is now seen as a party that can represent the ideals of a broad cross section of the political spectrum.
23 November at 06:26