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A record number of votes in Stroud at the location elections and 4 MPs in the General Election! You voted Green, now join the movement:
- Join The Green Party to continue the fight for progressive politics and social justice.
- Support our campaign team to push Labour for climate and social justice.
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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 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.
Cloud cafe
Join us for our next instalment of Cloud Cafe, our long-running online series.
- Vix Lowthion, GPEW spokesperson on Education
- James Boyle, teacher and school sustainability lead
- Ann Finlayson, CEO of SEEd
- Robin, Finance and Fundraising Coordinator from RYSE
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recent news
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- ‘Vote Green to hold the Starmer government’s feet to the fire’, former Stroud Labour Party chair urges residentsA former Chair of Stroud Labour Party has confirmed she… Read more: ‘Vote Green to hold the Starmer government’s feet to the fire’, former Stroud Labour Party chair urges residents
- Hear Stroud Green MP candidate Pete Kennedy taking part in pre-election radio debateThe Green parliamentary candidate for Stroud, Pete Kennedy, took part… Read more: Hear Stroud Green MP candidate Pete Kennedy taking part in pre-election radio debate
- Meet your Green CandidatesWhere the public can meet the local Green MP candidates… Read more: Meet your Green Candidates
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- Tory councillor who defected to the Green Party explains why she switchedGloucestershire County Councillor Sue Williams created controversy when she defected… Read more: Tory councillor who defected to the Green Party explains why she switched