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 »
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 »
22nd February, 2011
Green Councillors have written to Tenants and Residents Associations in their ward (Central) to explain their decision to return the Your Community Your Choice money to Sheffield Homes to improve … Full Story »
3rd October, 2010
The Green Party has welcomed the planning application* to clad the maisonettes on the Lansdowne and Hanover estates, although they say they still have major concerns about the project. Cllr … Full Story »
17th September, 2010
An application for solar panels on the roof of a house in Nether Edge was turned down by the Planning Committee on Monday 13th September. The decision was made on … Full Story »
17th August, 2010
Cllr Jillian Creasy, Green group leader on Sheffield City Council, warns that the coalition government’s cuts to housing benefit could result in increasing social problems with serious debt and homelessness. … Full Story »
3rd April, 2010
Rob Unwin, local election candidate for Central Ward, made this presentation to the Sheffield Green Party Election Rally last Monday. (It is a pdf so you will need acrobat reader … Full Story »
26th March, 2010
Dear Sir, Waiting lists continue to spiral upwards as Sheffield missed its affordable homes target in 2008/9 by 532, with just 197 built (Star 22March). In fact, practically no new … Full Story »
6th March, 2010
GREEN BUDGET WOULD CREATE JOBS The Green Party say that their budget proposals would create jobs in energy saving and regeneration, waste reduction and food production, as well as saving … Full Story »
5th March, 2010
This council: 1. Believes that the main challenges facing Sheffield, as the rest of the world, are the gross inequalities between rich and poor and the twin threats of resource … Full Story »