4th February, 2017
18th January, 2017
In July 2012, Sheffield City Council’s Cabinet agreed an action plan aimed at bringing air pollution levels in the city below EU limits by the end of 2015. This plan … Full Story »
16th January, 2017
The spotlight is now on the Veolia waste contract which was based on building a new incinerator and continuing to feed it with enough waste. A 30 year contract was … Full Story »
8th January, 2017
Dear Editor, Michael Parker asks (Star, 22nd December – http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/your-say/who-could-replace-labour-in-power-1-8301141) “who could replace Labour in power?” – pointing out that the LibDems are just as keen on privatising the city’s … Full Story »
4th January, 2017
Following intense pressure from tree campaigners, Councillors today voted that Western Road trees should be referred to cross party group to find the best solution. 71 in favour.1 abstain Before … Full Story »
3rd January, 2017
2nd January, 2017
The New Year above-inflation rise in train fares is our annual reminder of the failure of rail privatisation. Supported by governments since 1994, foreign, state-owned rail companies are using profits … Full Story »
19th December, 2016
Good public transport is vital to Sheffield Green Party. We submitted our response to the recent consultation on the future of Supertram as follows. Section 1: The Future of Supertram … Full Story »
11th December, 2016
Sheffield Greens welcome City Council refusal to sign off NHS cuts plans Green Councillors welcomed Sheffield City Council’s refusal to sign off the local Sustainability and Transformation Plan (STP) being … Full Story »
10th December, 2016
In November, I wrote how the council meeting had shown the more positive side of political parties working towards the same aims. December’s was – sadly – a meeting of … Full Story »