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The people must decide on elected mayor.

15th July, 2015

Dear Editor Communities Minister Greg Clark says “there is absolutely no forcing” on devolution and imposing an elected mayor. But, in his interview with the Star (July 11th), he keeps … Full Story »

Greens demand answers on Streets Ahead contract

29th June, 2015

Sheffield Green Party Councillors will be calling for urgent action on protecting Sheffield’s urban forest at the Full Council debate on street trees this week. The debate has been sparked … Full Story »

Public Meeting:Greens Against Austerity – Taking action in Parliament, in the Council and on the Streets

15th June, 2015

Adrian Cruden (Campaign Officer for Yorkshire and Humber Green Party) opened the meeting with an informative speech on the history of the economics of Government debt, showing clearly why the … Full Story »

Q&A about Austerity (podcast) including Romayne Phoenix on Greece

15th June, 2015

Councillor Brian Webster on Austerity (video)

15th June, 2015

These streets are not Amey’s. They are not even the Council’s. They are our streets, and we have a right to a say in their future.

7th June, 2015

Dear Editor, Through the Council, the people of Sheffield own the common land of Sheffield. Whilst many of the works are welcome, the publicly funded Streets-Ahead programme places little value … Full Story »

Jillian Creasy explains what difference a Green MP would make for Sheffield.

28th April, 2015

Two votes Green in Manor Castle (video)

18th April, 2015

   

Green Party proposals accepted by Boundary Commission

24th March, 2015

The Green Party’s submission to the Boundary Commission’s review of Sheffield have been accepted almost entirely. Parts of Sheffield Council’s submission were rejected in favour of the Green proposals to … Full Story »

Jillian Creasy on Devonshire Street demolitions

24th March, 2015

The proposed demolition of buildings on Devonshire Street is a tragedy. A tragedy for small business owners, a tragedy for the people now and in the future who enjoy them, … Full Story »