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Posts Tagged ‘Budget’

Green proposals to benefit health, homes and residents voted down by Labour

15th March, 2016

 On March 4th, Sheffield Greens proposed a positive and forward-looking council budget for 2016/17 to bring real benefits to the health, homes and pockets of residents.  All our measures were voted down … Full Story »

Green Councillors propose a budget for jobs and to protect services

13th March, 2015

Meet your Euro Candidate for Yorkshire and Humber, Andrew Cooper.(video)

15th April, 2014

Some simple advice for George Osborne-what the budget should look like.

18th March, 2014

Download the pdf here.

Jillian Creasy explains the Green Budget (video)

14th March, 2014

   

Less than 50p a week to save Libraries and services

24th February, 2014

Greens call on the council to listen to Sheffield people Sheffield Green Party Councillors have revealed how little it would cost to save Sheffield’s libraries and find much-needed funds to … Full Story »

Taxi’s, Budgets, Housing, Adventure Playground, Emergency Services,Manure and Khat! Another busy week for Councillor Creasy.

25th January, 2014

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 say Labour have failed Sure Start

29th June, 2011

Green councillors have put a motion to full council calling on Labour to start supporting Sure Start. The Green Party has criticised Labour for not reversing cuts to Sure Start.  … Full Story »

Sheffield City Council-why the cuts budget got through unamended.

13th March, 2011

Green’s budget for jobs and young people

29th July, 2010

Sheffield Green Party has put forward alternative proposals for Sheffield Council’s budget, while stressing again that spending cuts are unnecessary and unfair. The Greens’ alternative budget emphasises job creation and the safeguarding … Full Story »