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We need your help in the Council elections! With your donation we can:

  • Win more councillors than ever;
  • Stop the Tories from taking over the Council
  • Strengthen our mandate for fairer, greener communities.
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  • 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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help us become the biggest party on stroud district council

We need your support for the upcoming District Elections on 2nd May.

As a party that prioritises environmental sustainability, social justice, and community engagement, we are dedicated to working across the political spectrum to make Stroud a better place for all of its residents.

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Stroud DistrictDownload

Watch our last CLOUD CAFE

Stroud’s history of dissent is rich, wide and long.

In the nineteenth century rioting Chartists on Rodborough common were reported in newspapers and the Whiteway Colony was formed. In the twentieth century, Quakers and adherents of Rudolf Steiner were significant presences in the town.

In 1976 the campaign against the Ring Road [SCAR] won a public enquiry, the inspector finding that the proposed Ring Road would be ‘an environmental disaster’. In 1977 an application to demolish and redevelop four listed buildings in the High St was turned down. In 1980 the District Council and Millwards, the owners decided to demolish the buildings on grounds of safety. Resistance to this, saved the buildings through a combination of direct action and High Court actions.

There have been many campaigns since, sometimes local, some with a national reach such as the birth of Extinction Rebellion. Numerous projects have arisen from commitment to our community and shaping our town, such as Shire Training Workshops, the British School, Stroud Preservation Trust and the Stroud Valleys Project, the Community Planning conference, the Farmers Market, Lansdown Hall and others.

Speakers were:

Tim Harrison, Stroud High Street Action Group

Adrian Oldman, Defence of the Stratford Park Trees

Gill Tavner, Just Stop Oil.

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