25th July, 2017
Greens have been pushing for 20mph speed limits on all residential roads except main routes since 2008. So the proposed 20mph speed limit for whole of the city centre (excluding … Full Story »
1st June, 2017
Supermarket chains’ business model is built on flouting parking rules, yet they’re allowed to continue to hollow out our high streets, damaging Sheffield’s economy Full Story »
24th April, 2017
Former Green Party leader, Natalie Bennett responded today to the Government’s application to delay action on air pollution. The application comes after judges ordered the Government to come up with … Full Story »
10th April, 2017
Douglas Johnson, councillor for City Ward, reports on the full Council meeting on Wednesday 7th April. The Greens were at the centre of this month’s Council meeting, all right, though … Full Story »
10th April, 2017
I presented a 1220 signature petition seeking an urgent new Sheffield air pollution action plan at the April 5th council meeting. Cllr Mazher Iqbal, Cabinet member for Infrastructure and Transport, … Full Story »
1st April, 2017
Greens are calling for an urgent new air pollution plan in a motion to council on April 5th as part of their Let Sheffield Breathe! campaign. More than 1150 people … Full Story »
22nd March, 2017
Tinsley and Brinsworth residents must be nervous about the health impacts of big developments close to their doorsteps. The M1 has been widened to 4 lanes. Ikea and the Olympic … Full Story »
22nd March, 2017
Last week saw yet another postponement of the decision on planning permission for a motorway service station to be built on Smithy Wood, an ancient woodland which lies in Sheffield’s … Full Story »
15th March, 2017
There was no money to address air pollution in the Chancellor’s budget but the government has to act soon. After a final warning from the European Commission, they have to … Full Story »
10th March, 2017
Sheffield Greens have welcomed increased pressure to improve air quality across the country, and are once again calling on Sheffield City Council to urgently take action on dangerous levels of … Full Story »