The Vote Climate site (https://voteclimate.uk/) puts the choice down to just two parties in all five Liverpool constituencies in the General Election this Thursday. The Green Party is the recommended best vote for climate action in all five constituencies, with two of the seats listed as votes where the Greens could win the seat – Liverpool […]
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Help turn Liverpool Green on 4 July
The election is just a couple of weeks away and here at Liverpool Greens we have been working hard on our election campaign. We are very pleased to have candidates standing in every Liverpool constituency. Who are the candidates? Liverpool Wavertree – Tom Crone Councillor Tom Crone has been holding Liverpool Labour to account since […]
Bye bye £28 billion
Bye bye £28 billion of green investment a year. So Labour has ditched its flagship election pledge – the same week as climate scientists announced the planet breached 1.5 degrees for the whole of 2023. It’s bad for the climate, economy, and future generations. But Keir Starmer has bowed to the Tory party’s cynical attacks […]
Liverpool Greens need a new Chair – could it be you?
The Liverpool Green Party is looking for a new Chair. This an ideal opportunity for you to make a real difference to the city, socially, politically and environmentally. We are looking for someone who has experience chairing or managing meetings and helping a group coordinate their activities for maximum impact. The Chair will help support […]
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Join our Campaign for controls on HMOs in St Michaels
Cllr Tom Crone has been listening to the concerns of local residents regarding Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) in the St Michaels area, and has launched a petition to make sure local people’s views are heard. “I have been contacted by several residents regarding the increasing number of HMO conversions taking place in St Michaels,” […]
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Vital safety improvements underway after tragic incident
Cllr Martyn Madeley has been monitoring the progress of repairs and upgrades to the bridge on Queens Drive where we had the tragic flooding incident earlier in the year. He is happy to report that work to improve the road surface, flood warning signage and drainage have been completed at the site. We are currently […]
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Three-part approach to tackling long-standing Lark Lane issues
Cllr John Howard, council officers, and the Lark Lane Neighbourhood Association have been working together to find solutions to issues arising from changes in Lark Lane during & after lockdown, & hopefully start to solve these issues. Proposed solutions include: 1) Physical re-design of the Lane: £1 million secured to change physical infrastructure on the […]
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Greens push all-party Gaza ceasefire motion through
Cllr Tom Crone, in partnership with other opposition leaders had submitted a motion to support a ‘Permanent Ceasefire in Gaza’. The pressure worked and before the council met, the five political parties held a meeting to agree wording of a motion that all parties could vote for, which clearly called for a permanent ceasefire. It […]
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Future of city’s parks secured by Greens
After the council wavered on previous promises, Cllr Tom Crone has got the leader and administration to commit to the Fields in Trust (FIT) project in full. FIT is a charity which seeks to protect 100 green spaces around Liverpool forever including not only the 20 or so major parks, but also 80 other small […]
Annual General Meeting 2023
We will hold the annual general meeting of Liverpool Green Party(LGP) from 9.30-12.00 on Saturday the 15th of July. The meeting will be inperson at the Quaker Meeting House 22 School Lane L1 3BT in the CityCentre. […]