28th January, 2017
Former Green Party leader and Sheffield Central Parliamentary candidate Natalie Bennett will be holding three public meetings across Sheffield to discuss how Green policies can address our current economic, social … Full Story »
10th October, 2016
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9th June, 2016
The EU referendum campaign has yet to truly strike a chord with voters. Too often it resembles a bitter Tory Party leadership contest dominated by outsized personalities trying to land … Full Story »
24th April, 2016
Your candidates First choice candidate Sue Morton has lived, worked and volunteered in Walkley for 38 years. She co-founded the Walkley Forum, opposed the sale of Walkley Library and continues … Full Story »
15th April, 2016
Speaking at the national launch in Bristol, Green Party leader, Natalie Bennett’s speech will cover: · Greens standing over 1,500 candidates on 5 May 2016 · Runaway Party Election Broadcast … Full Story »
9th April, 2016
Fascinating archive tapes of British spy Kim Philby training East German spies have just been broadcast. Philby advised that, even if faced with incriminating evidence, you should deny everything. That’s … Full Story »
2nd March, 2016
Dear friends, Today we’re asking you for a donation that will make it possible for us to spread our message to voters across Sheffield. £1000 will pay for the print of newsletters to … 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 »
3rd January, 2016
Sheffield Green Party has announced key ward candidates in the May council elections where all 84 councillors will stand for re-election due to boundary changes. Candidates include current councillors Rob … Full Story »
20th December, 2015
A classic tactic for unpopular actions or consultations is to do it during holidays when many people are away and campaigns struggle to find people to mobilise. So there is understandable … Full Story »