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John McInally speaks on inequality at the Green Party Conference in Sheffield

23rd September, 2011

 

Jean Lambert MEP supports vigil to save legal aid.

12th September, 2011

Green Party calls for the removal of ATOS from incapacity benefits assessments

10th September, 2011

Green Party calls for the removal of ATOS from incapacity benefits assessments Conference at Sheffield expresses deep concern at the use of ATOS to assess incapacity benefit receivers for their … Full Story »

Sixteen hours till heartbreak

18th August, 2011

It is now just sixteen hours before Justice Charles will be forced against his will to get on a plane to Sierra Leone, leaving his wife Ruby behind in Sheffield. … Full Story »

I want Justice for all

14th July, 2011

Jillian Creasy’s speech at the Justice for All demonstration I want Justice 4 All. The proposed cuts to Legal Aid will damage us all.  They’re bad for individuals, for communities … Full Story »

Reverse cuts to Surestart

16th April, 2011

The Green Party councillors will use the debate in Full Council to remind people that they were the only party to propose fully reversing the cuts to Sure Start in … Full Story »

Greens work with other parties to fight “disproportionate cuts”

13th April, 2011

THREE South Yorkshire politicians are among 40 councillors from across the region who have signed a letter urging councils not to make ‘disproportionate cuts’ to services supporting vulnerable people. Green … Full Story »

Sam speaks out against Surestart cuts

19th March, 2011

Greens criticise labour for failing to halt cuts

7th March, 2011

Sheffield Green Party has criticised local Labour councillors for not taking action to safeguard vital services for vulnerable people. The Green Party put forward an amendment to the Council budget, … Full Story »

Greens seek to save vital services with budget amendment.

4th March, 2011

STOP PRESS The Lib Dem budget was passed because Labour refused to vote against the cuts. The Green Party Councillors were the only ones to vote against the cuts. Unlike … Full Story »