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Diary for week ending 18th January An incredibly full week and I could write an extended essay about almost every event. Sunday – drove back from Oxford, via Banbury for … Full Story »

Greens are in favour of the proposed reduction in speed limit from 70mph to 60 mph on a 32mile stretch that includes the section running through Sheffield and Rotherham. The Environmental Impact … Full Story »

Sheffield Green Party spokesperson Jon Ashe comments : “This is a desperate attempt by the coalition government to bribe councils to approve fracking in local communities. We’re pleased that our motion … Full Story »

This was my first full week back after the Christmas holidays and the first of the New Year. I did a big catch up on casework, including problems with cold … Full Story »

It has not been a Happy New Year for Burngreave resident Arwa Abu-Haikal Havard. On January 5th her family in Palestine called to say that Jewish settlers had invaded their … Full Story »

The fight to prevent the proposed library service cuts in Sheffield is coming to a crucial stage. On Wednesday campaigners from many of the threatened libraries converged on the Town … Full Story »

Cllr Rob Murphy and Brian Webster (on left and right, respectively, in photo) joined members of Broomhill Library Action Group and many other campaign groups outside the Town Hall to … Full Story »

Sheffield Green Party is supporting the demonstration outside the 8th January Council meeting and urges people to make their views about library closures known by completing the public consultation which … Full Story »

Thanks to everyone who came to the meeting at St Mary’s about trees and related matters on October 9th – we hope it was useful and informative. The period since … Full Story »

The topic at Wednesday’s (Jan 8th) Sheffield and Rotherham Green Party meeting will be Palestine. Annie Neligan and Heather Hunt, longstanding GP members, bring first hand accounts of life in … Full Story »