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Sefton Park Meadows – The Facts
Normally we wouldn’t comment on the content of other parties’ leaflets but Greenbank Labour’s New Year 2018 leaflet contained inaccuracies which need to be corrected: Leaflet: ”Sefton Park Meadows’ to be designated as ‘Green Space’ in Local Plan’. We say: There is no such designation in the Local Plan agreed by the Council. The designation for Sefton Park […]
82 Bus and the disastrous rerouting
The Green Party has been in correspondence with the Cabinet Member for Highways regarding the series of events which has recently led to the disastrous rerouting of the 82 Bus. Our contention is that a lack of priority for public transport is at the root of the issues, but the Labour Party wants to lay […]
Tina talks – Anti-Fracking Activism and how to get involved
Liverpool Green Party is honoured and delighted to welcome Tina Rothery to Friend’s Meeting House on School Lane to discuss her anti-fracking activism and explain how we can all get involved in the movement to stop Cuadrilla in their tracks! This is a public event and open to members and non-members. Please share widely! on […]
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Tom Crone leader of Liverpool Greens opposes Redrow’s Appeal today
Liverpool Green Party Councillors Councilllor’s Lawrence Brown & Tom Crone spoke today, Friday 13th October 2017, against Redrow’s appeal to Liverpool City Council to overturn their original decision to deny their housing development application. Both Green councillors made reference to: much local objection to Redrow’s plans; the catastrophic effect the development would have on biodiversity […]
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One Week for a Hard-working Liverpool Green Councillor
Cllr Lawrence Brown shares his diary for the week ending 21st July Saturday 15th: Knocking on doors and talking to people in the Penny Lane triangle area, followed by delivering a welcome letter to newly registered residents in the L18 area of the ward. Sunday16th: Lawrence spent most of the day helping with the RHS National […]
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Green Party tries to get Liverpool agreement that “no loss of life is acceptable” on our roads.
Labour control in Liverpool City Council means that Council motions from the opposition parties are restricted: just one motion in each seven-week cycle shared between three opposition parties.It wasn’t the Greens’ turn to write the opposition motion for the July Council meeting, but instead the Green councillors were seeking cross-party agreement on the important road […]
