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Following recent meetings of Rotherham members and supporters, we’re making plans for the May 2015 council elections. Our active campaigning may be largely focused on Wath council ward, with our … Full Story »

Central ward canvassing Sat 6th December 2pm: Meet at The Rude Shipyard, 89 Abbeydale Road, S7 1FE. Sun 14th December 2pm: Meet at 19 Langdon Street, S11 8BH Sun 11th … Full Story »

Francesca Martinez describes herself as being a bit ‘wobbly’. Not only was she largely unaware that others generally weren’t wobbly like her as she was growing up, but she painfully … Full Story »

Multiple scandals in recent years have led to a palpable anti-establishment feeling now amongst voters. Polling suggests this goes far beyond lack of belief in politicians, with major institutions such … Full Story »

In the 1989 European Elections, the Green Party gained 14.5% of the vote, receiving 2.2 million votes, and putting us in third position. The party was too small, without funds, … Full Story »

Our membership and support continue to grow steadily. National membership has almost doubled in the past year – the trend locally is similar. Recent opinion polls show increased support for … Full Story »

Our membership and support continue to grow steadily. National membership has almost doubled in the past year – the trend locally is similar. Recent opinion polls show increased support for … Full Story »

Whether you are familiar with Naomi Klein’s work or intrigued by the caption Capital vs the climate, her new title is well worth a look. Klein succeeds in penetrating the … Full Story »

With the radical shakeup of the political landscape rapidly evolving, the era of two party politics is ending and membership of traditionally smaller parties surging. Sheffield Central is one of … Full Story »

Is Inequality Unsustainable? Inequality is widespread. But is this unsustainable? Come to hear Richard Wilkinson, one of The Spirit Level’s co-authors, at our public meeting on Wednesday 10th December – … Full Story »