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Category: Molly Scott Cato
Calling on Stroud’s MP to back a Peoples Vote
The Coordinators of Stroud District Green Party write to highlight our support for People’s Vote on the final Brexit deal. It is good to see a Stroud constituent asking David Drew MP and the Labour party to clarify their position on whether Jeremy Corbyn will still lead us out of the EU, albeit possibly on […]
Stroud District Green Party supports the Extinction Rebellion
Non-violent direct action could be our last chance to mitigate climate disaster […]
Stroud District Green Party’s submission to the Gloucestershire 2050 Consultation
In this document Gloucestershire Green Parties respond to the Vision 2050 consultation by presenting our own alternative vision for the future of the county. […]
Molly Scott Cato On Brexit: Tewkesbury, June 28th
Our Green MEP for the South West explores the likely impacts on Farming, Climate policies, Trade and more. […]
Open Letter to David Drew
Local Greens call on David Drew to resist any commitment to military action in Syria without consulting parliament […]
Sub Rooms: Our “Minority Recommendation”
We strongly disagree with recommendations from the District Council’s “Task and Finish” group and present our own recommendations. […]
Councillors Unite to Oppose Sale of Subscription Rooms
Call for issue to be properly debated by full council rather than left to “Task and Finish” group […]
General Election Results
David Drew returns to parliament; Green vote squeezed by tactical voting […]
Statement from Stroud Green Party 24th April 2017
The co-leaders of the National Green Party, Caroline Lucas and Jonathan Bartley, have written to the leaders of the Labour and Liberal Democrats urging them to unite to stop the Tories ‘wrecking Britain’. Lucas and Bartley are calling for a meeting between party leaders to discuss ways to beat the Tories at the General Election and deliver a fairer voting system. We are waiting to see if there is any interest from Labour and Liberal Democrats. […]
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