Eunomia Confirms What We’ve Been Saying For Years 7th August 2017 / 30th August 2019 by timdavies Glut of incinerator building predicted to harm recycling rates Read more »
Green County Councillors continue opposition to incinerator 26th June 2017 / 30th August 2019 by timdavies On Wednesday, Green Party County Councillor Rachel Smith will second a motion calling for a halt to construction of the waste incinerator at Javelin Park, and for a full independent review into the contract. Read more »
Green Reaction to Queens Speech 24th June 2017 / 30th August 2019 by timdavies Brexit is a bad idea; but Teresa May and her gang leading us into it is a disaster... Read more »
General Election Results 9th June 2017 / 16th August 2019 by timdavies David Drew returns to parliament; Green vote squeezed by tactical voting Read more »
Green Party launches plan for a ‘confident and caring Country’ 26th May 2017 / 20th March 2021 by timdavies The Green Party promises Green MPs will protect the environment, reverse the privatisation of the NHS, give people a referendum on the terms of any Brexit deal and bring forward plans for a basic income and shorter working week. Read more »
Places for People 22nd May 2017 / 20th March 2021 by timdavies Imaginative design can create housing with a focus on community - Stroud co-housing is a great example. Read more »
Working With Nature 20th May 2017 / 20th March 2021 by timdavies Natural Flood Management reduces flood risk at low cost. Read more »
Why Vote Green 19th May 2017 / 20th March 2021 by timdavies Stroud District Green Party is urging all progressive voters in Stroud to vote positively. Read more »
Statement from Stroud Green Party 9th May 2017 9th May 2017 / 20th March 2021 by timdavies Greens – Progressive Alliance - ‘We tried to work with other parties for the common good’. Read more »
Stroud Greens double representation on County Council 5th May 2017 / 20th March 2021 by timdavies Eva Ward (Stroud Central) and Rachel Smith (Minchinhampton have been elected from the Stroud District to Gloucestershire County Council, doubling the Green Party representation at Shire Hall. Read more »