24th September, 2013
Brian Webster has written the following letter to the Star: Nick Clegg has announced that the coalition are spending £600 million a year on a sensible measure to provide free … Full Story »
19th September, 2013
Peter Garbutt from the GreenParty made the first presentation, explaining the extreme risks we face from climate change and emphasising that we all need to work together to avoid the … Full Story »
17th September, 2013
Brian Webster of Sheffield Green Party issued this letter to the Sheffield Star in reply to Andrew Kirbyshaw’s on 20th August 2013. Dear Sir, I agree with Andrew Kirbyshaw (letters … Full Story »
17th September, 2013
Councillor Jillian Creasy’s letter to the Sheffield Telegraph Dear Sir, I share the Council Leader’s anger at the cuts imposed by central government on local authorities: the Green Party was … Full Story »
16th September, 2013
At the People’s Assembly on Saturday Peter Davies from the GMB led an excellent workshop on the Living Wage. Sheffield Greens have long campaigned for this and it has now … Full Story »
13th September, 2013
Two speakers from Sheffield Green Party will be speaking at workshops at the People’s Assembly on Saturday 14th September. Jason Leman will be speaking about Challenging low pay, zero hour … Full Story »
9th September, 2013
Green Party opposes loss of open spaces in new housing developments Sheffield Green Party is arguing that the City Council’s backtracking on requiring new housing developments to include open spaces … Full Story »
6th September, 2013
Sheffield’s Green Party councillors have claimed victory in their campaign to allow the public to record and broadcast meetings of the Full Council. The Council approved proposals to permit recording … Full Story »
5th September, 2013
Green Councillors on Sheffield City Council won the full support of the Labour administration for their motion on fracking. The motion refers to the evidence about the dangers of fracking, … Full Story »
4th September, 2013
The Resolution Foundation report into low pay in modern Britain has found that over one in five working people in Yorkshire and Humber are paid less than the living wage of … Full Story »