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Vote Green this 4 May in Liverpool local elections

25 April 2023

Liverpool Green Party is standing behind the Green Parties policies for fairer, greener, communities, including the new Right Homes, Right Place, Right Price Charter. Additional priorities include: […]

Liverpool Green Party launch policies to tackle shocking Liverpool air quality ahead of 4th May election

14 April 2023

Liverpool’s Green Party candidates are shocked by the level of air pollution in the city. Previous measurement of air quality in Liverpool only used very sparse measurements from very few points across the city, and then filled in the gaps quite inaccurately. […]

4 May Council Elections – Make sure you can vote!

17 February 2023

The Government has changed our voting system in a manner which in practice makes it more difficult for certain groups, for instance young voters to vote. These are the options available for you. […]

Liverpool Transpennine Express Green Party

Greens urge government to ditch Transpennine Express contract after another day of chaos on rail services

23 January 2023

The Green Party has demanded the Government step in following another day of rail chaos on the routes served by Transpennine Express. Data from Train Beacon showed that by 08:00 this morning (23rd January), Transpennine Express had already cancelled 60 services – more than double the next highest operator. The data also showed that the […]

Some of the Warm Hubs available in Greenbank

18 November 2022

Warm hubs are warm, welcoming community spaces, sometimes with refreshments available, where people can meet up safely. We have listed some of the warm hubs available in and around Greenbank in Liverpool. […]

Let’s make the 67th Eurovision the best and greenest

11 October 2022

Green councillors gave a huge thumbs up to the solidarity Eurovision 2023 coming to Liverpool – and called for it to become the greenest ever since the first song was sung in 1956. Cllr Tom Crone said: ‘Liverpool is the right choice to host the 67th Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of Ukraine, particularly given […]