30th January, 2018
Sheffield Greens have called for young people leaving care to be given a council tax break until they are aged 25. Full Story »
3rd October, 2017
Sheffield Greens are delighted to report that two Green councillors, Alison Teal and Magid Magid, have been shortlisted for major national honours Full Story »
31st May, 2017
Schools shouldn’t be exam factories, the Green Party wants to ensure that pupils get an education for life, not just exams Full Story »
16th May, 2017
Sheffield has some excellent schools. But they are held back by funding shortages and our students are let down by national education policies which focus too much on testing and … Full Story »
16th May, 2017
Last week the University of Sheffield Young Greens claimed a significant victory as the Sheffield Students’ Union Council voted to pass their proposed motion on bursaries for students from low-income … Full Story »
29th April, 2017
As your columnist says (“Selection is the wrong answer to question of improving our schools”), the last thing Sheffield needs is a grammar school , where those who can pass … Full Story »
1st August, 2016
I can’t agree with Mike Simpson (Letters 26 July) who argues that students should vote at home not in their place of study, leaving democracy to “local” residents. Students may … Full Story »
15th April, 2015
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 »
11th February, 2015
The Sheffield Green Party and Sheffield Young Greens were left in a buoyant mood after the visit of deputy leader Amelia Womack and a series of coordinated events for National … Full Story »