29th October 2018 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies
Budget totally ignores urgent IPCC warnings on the importance of reducing carbon emissions.
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23rd October 2018 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies
Retired teacher and local community volunteer argues that the climate change emergency must be put at the centre of political thinking.
16th October 2018 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies
Breathtaking hypocrisy from the government as it tries to claim green credentials
12th October 2018 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies
IPCC report makes clear that immediate action on climate breakdown is imperative.
5th October 2018 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies
Volunteers spend their Sunday morning making Stroud a cleaner and greener place
14th September 2018 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies
Green Party writing to Cllr Robert Bird requesting a statement to clarify his views
24th August 2018 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies
Green Cllrs Rachel Smith and Eva Ward, working with other political parties have called for an extraordinary meeting of Gloucestershire County Council to put a motion requesting a new Cabinet Member for Climate Change.
16th August 2018 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies
SDC responds to concerns and withdraws plans for new charges
10th August 2018 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies
Following a decision at Stroud District Council to pause plans for the introduction of Car Park Charges, Green Group leader Councillor Martin Whiteside said "I am delighted that the Labour councillors are now planning to 'think again' on car parking charges. Within the cooperation alliance, Greens have been encouraging an approach based on listening to local communities and finding ways to support vibrant high streets while also tackling issues like congestion, air polution, safe walking and cycling. We should be working in partnership with local town councils and traders to keep our market towns great. It is good to see common sense prevail."
6th August 2018 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies
Six hubcaps, empty crisp packets, takeaway containers, fast food packaging and drinks cans were among a dozen bags of trash collected by Green Party volunteers who organised a litter pick along the London Road.