Stroud District Green Party

You are invited to a special fundraising evening with Green Party Leader and MP Carla Denyer.

We are pleased that Carla and Catherine Braun (Leader, Stroud District Council) will be joining us for a special evening of music, drinks and vegan specialities on Saturday, 15 March 2025 at the historic home of Alice Jolly, award winning Stroud author and environmental activist. Alice’s home, Mt Vernon, features in her novel ‘Mary Ann Sate, Imbecile’ set in 19th century Gloucestershire.

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Fri `14` Mar `2025` `7:00` –`9:00 PM`

Join our ‘Question Time’-style debate brought together by Stroud District Green Party, independently chaired and moderated, with an expert cross party panel of local politicians.

If you value local democracy, come, make your voice heard and join the debate!

There will be opportunities to ask questions on the evening but if you would like to submit a question in advance please send it by email to
data@stroudgreens.org.uk

There will be photographers roving during the meeting, please let organisers in the room know if you’re uncomfortable with this.

Location

St Laurence Church, The Shambles, Stroud, GL5 1JL

Friday 14 March, 7-9pm

100 club

Buy a monthly ticket to our small society lottery, the 100 Club is open to everyone (aged 16 or over) whether they’re members of the Green Party or not!

Tickets are £2 each, drawn on a monthly basis.
Enter for a chance to win a cash prize.
The more people who sign up, the bigger the prizes.

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There has never been a better time to get involved in your local Green Party. We are building towards County Council elections in May 2025.

We are active all year round – not just at election time.
There is always a range of activities and local campaigns happening with the Stroud Greens, click below to read more.

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Cloud cafe

Watch our next episode of Cloud Cafe, our long-running online series. March subject is “We Are Water: A Climate Priority”

Speakers this month include Nicola Cutcher – cleaning up the River Wye as seen on the documentary Rivercide and Charlotte Lawrence, from WWT will talk about the Gloucestershire Citizen Science Project
Can’t make it on the night? Sign up anyway and you’ll be sent a recording.

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All types of pollution in the environment gradually take their route to water in one way or another causing water pollution.

Water pollution is considered one of the most dangerous forms of pollution as water is the basis of all the forms of life on earth. Most of the deadly forms of water contamination are caused by man-made activities that result in the death and diseases of many organisms. It is responsible for the devastating effects on aquatic life as well as terrestrial life and can contain harmful disease-causing elements such as bacteria and viruses.

Toxic waste dumped into water bodies increases water pollution levels, gradually killing animals and plant life, destroying biodiversity, and decreasing the quality of oxygen in the water, leading to the death of living organisms.

NICOLA CUTCHER

Nicola will update us on the progress of work to clean up the River Wye as seen on the documentary Rivercide, a live investigative documentary streamed in 2021, presented by George Monbiot and directed by Franny Armstrong,

CHARLOTTE LAWRENCE

Charlotte will talk about the Gloucestershire Citizen Science Project from WWT, funded by the Council with the aim of improving the health and status of water-related environments in Gloucestershire and the Severn Vale area.

SENARA

Senara spent many years working in TV documentary production in London before returning to Cornwall in 2009. Senara set up the group Keep Our Sea Chemical Free in 2023 and organised the protests against geo-engineering in the St.Ives Bay.

Following the presentations there will be time for audience questions and discussion – we welcome everyone and the session is free.

Fri 14 Mar 2025 7:00 –9:00 PM