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Health matters.

17th December, 2014

Jillian’s latest blog, Health Matters, can be found here.

Petition for a Pelican Crossing at Duke Street/Talbot Street/Bernard Road junction

24th October, 2014

It is very difficult for pedestrians to cross this junction. With no pedestrian filter walkers have to take their life in their hands to cross the road. According to Crashmap … Full Story »

News from Kelham Island

16th October, 2014

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News from Broomhill Ward

13th October, 2014

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Danger on Penistone Road

11th October, 2014

Sheffield Greens supported the Cycle Sheffield campaign about Penistone Road by setting up a briefing with officers and speaking at the Highways Cabinet meeting. Cycle Sheffield are  asking that pedestrians … Full Story »

Pedestrians and Public Transport must be top priority in bad weather.

26th July, 2014

Sheffield Green Party have submitted the following comment on the Winter Maintenance consultation.  “Sheffield Green Party believes that the priority of the Winter Maintenance service should be to ensure that … Full Story »

M1 speed limit reduction rejected

14th July, 2014

Dear Sir, Speed costs lives. Everyone knows that tens of thousands of people are killed or injured every year  in road traffic accidents,  but there is less awareness of the … Full Story »

What has Councillor Creasy been doing in March and April?

6th May, 2014

Councillor’s report March/April 2014 Instead of the diary, here is a list of my activities for the last 6 weeks. It is based on diaried appointments, so time spent on … Full Story »

Sheffield Green Party Manifesto 2014

27th April, 2014

What a Green Party Council would mean for Sheffield THE GREEN PARTY MANIFESTO. ● BETTER HOUSING. We will lobby for more houses to be built, especially affordable housing. We will … Full Story »

Sheffield is far from being Greenest City

17th March, 2014

To say reducing landfill makes Sheffield the ‘greenest city’ in the world is a load of ‘rubbish’ (Star March 3) . We have low landfill because we incinerate all but … Full Story »