21st March, 2016
Speaker for the Green Group on Sheffield Council, Cllr Rob Murphy called on the Council to investigate alternative forms of funding for bus services. The demand was made at the … Full Story »
13th March, 2016
12th March, 2016
Many conversations across Sheffield over the coming months will be about the UK’s place in Europe. The EU decision making process in Brussels can, at times, feel remote, but the … Full Story »
11th March, 2016
Green councillors’ demands for proper consultation over schools in Nether Edge and Ecclesall have been shut down by Labour at a Scrutiny Committee on March 9th. Community campaigners, including parents … Full Story »
8th March, 2016
Sheffield Green Party welcomes the proposed Sheffield Pound project (Sheffield Telegraph March 3). If it’s run like other local currencies, as in Bristol, Totnes, Exeter and Brixton, it will be … Full Story »
7th March, 2016
Green Party Councillors have called in the Council decision on new schools to a public Scrutiny committee. Green and Liberal Democrat Councillors have worked together to bring the recent Cabinet … Full Story »
11th February, 2016
The Green Party here in Sheffield and across the country supports and applauds the action taken by the junior doctors. In spite of plenty of adverse press reports, they have … Full Story »
10th February, 2016
In 2012 Sheffield’s new Labour administration signed a Highways Private Finance Initiative (PFI) deal with Amey that will cost taxpayers £2.2 billion over 25 years. The contract was negotiated by … Full Story »
9th February, 2016
The restoration of white lines to the centre of Sandygate Rd ends a 7 month saga from which lessons need to be learned by Amey and the Council. The cost … Full Story »
24th January, 2016
With reference to your article of January 7th (‘Relax rules to save Sheffield pubs for the community’, Sheffield Telegraph), I agree with Dave Pickersgill of Sheffield and District CAMRA, that Sheffield … Full Story »