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Bring empty homes back into use

9th March, 2015

Sheffield Green Party is proposing to invest in more work to bring empty homes back into use, to help meet the housing shortage in Sheffield. This is one of various … Full Story »

Jillian Creasy explains why she wants to be an MP

19th February, 2015

Natalie Bennett speech at St George’s, Sheffield University

19th February, 2015

Natalie Bennett speaks in Sheffield

19th February, 2015

Councillor Andrew Cooper welcomes a crowded audience to St George’s lecture theatre at the University of Sheffield. http://youtu.be/wi0Zz1Yj6CU Councillor Jillian Creasy, the “Caroline Lucas of the North”! http://youtu.be/jk7AJZ0Ol9g Natalie Bennett, … Full Story »

Richard Wilkinson speaks on Equality and Sustainability at the packed AGM

13th December, 2014

Cheaper, greener and more innovative homes

9th December, 2014

Gill Black, Green activist, attended the Custom Build event in the Town Hall on 22nd November 2014. Sheffield City Council are one of 11 Local Authorities to have been awarded … Full Story »

Anne Barr’s speech to today’s Anti Austerity rally

3rd December, 2014

A FAIRER, BETTER FUTURE Hello everyone. I’m Anne Barr from the Green Party. Can I pass on apologies from our 4 Green councillors for not being here – they’re all … Full Story »

Greens promote a different kind of city centre

30th October, 2014

Sheffield’s Green Party Councillors are putting a motion to next Wednesday’s Full Council meeting supporting a range of measures to support vibrancy in the city centre. Green Activist Anne Barr … Full Story »

No to G4S in Sheffield

29th June, 2014

Please sign the petition to back SYMAAG’s campaign to stop G4S. SYMAAG (South Yorkshire Migration and Asylum Action Group) invite you to join them on Wednesday 2nd July at 1pm at Sheffield Town Hall to … Full Story »

Common sense prevails on Tesco Big Issue

28th June, 2014

I am encouraged by the number of people in my ward concerned about those worse off than them who are struggling through difficult economic times. People may think the Broomhill … Full Story »