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Less than 50p a week for our children’s futures

25th February, 2013

Greens call on the Council to listen to Sheffield people Sheffield Green Party councillors want to prevent some of the budget cuts proposed by the Labour Council administration by a … Full Story »

Why we must fight for our children’s futures

1st February, 2013

The following article from Sheffield Green Party chair, Jon Ashe, was published in the Sheffield Star’s ‘Viewpoint’ on 1st February 2013: We must fight for children’s futures I stood out … Full Story »

Greens comment on Labour’s “Fair Deal”

25th January, 2013

  Sheffield Green Party has actively supported a range of campaigns over the last two years aimed at fighting the cuts, including Sheffield Save our NHS and saving Early Years … Full Story »

Real clothes for the Emperor: Facing the challenges of climate change

14th January, 2013

Peter Garbutt writes: We’re all aware that climate change is happening. Whether it’s our wet summers ruining our holidays, and worse, our crops, sending food prices soaring; or events further … Full Story »

Councillor’s comments on Incinerator planning application

30th November, 2012

Many helpful and sensible comments have been made in response to the planning application for permission to import 15,000 tonnes of extra waste into Sheffield from Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Yorkshire. … Full Story »

Green Party nominated for Transition Sheffield awards night

28th November, 2012

Sheffield Green Party is honoured to be nominated for one of Sheffield’s 2012 Transition awards. The awards night, organised by Transition Sheffield promises to be an entertaining evening to share … Full Story »

Labour stifle debate on waste

18th June, 2012

The Green Party motion on waste and recycling was not debated in the Council Chamber (13th June 2012) after Labour broke with protocol. Councillors heard a petition calling for recycling … Full Story »