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Latest news and events from your Liverpool Green Party
CAN LABOUR TELL THE TRUTH?
John Coyne is a former Green councillor and lives in the ward where Labour are aiming to eliminate Green Party representation. He writes about a recent attempt to get the Labour candidate to correct a misplaced attack on the Green councillors. CAN LABOUR TELL THE TRUTH? Negative campaigning for the local elections. A message from […]
Green councillors support Sunflowers cancer support charity
Green councillors support Sunflowers cancer support charity this weekend. Go along for tea, cake and a chat today and Sunday, 2nd July 2017 […]
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Caroline Lucas on ITVs Leader debate
The campaign really kicked off in earnest last night. Our thought provoking election broadcast was followed by Caroline’s rousing appearance on the Leaders’ Debate, which in turn was followed by Jonathan’s inspiring performance on Question Time. Our bold policies for a fairer, safer, greener tomorrow have become the catalyst for thousands joining us. Please share this video and urge others to […]
Greens’ Metro Mayor Candidate calls for region wide support for One Tree Per Child scheme
Cllr Tom Crone says the potential benefits of the scheme are ‘huge’ Councillor Tom Crone, the Green Party’s candidate for the metro mayor position in the Liverpool City Region has called for the One Tree Per Child scheme to be taken up by all local authorities in the region. The Greens were successful in their […]
Tom Crone’s Budget Speech
Lord Mayor Frankly I can’t see social services surviving after two years. That’s the absolute maximum. “If we don’t do something within the next six months, I believe social services will not exist by 2018-19. “This isn’t scaremongering, this isn’t me asking you to feel sad for me – whoever is making decisions out there […]
Liverpool Green Party Makes First Step Towards a Judicial Review of The Victoria Street Multi-Storey Car Park Decision on Air Quality and Tree Grounds
Liverpool Green Party, with the support of the Environmental Law Foundation, has begun legal action against Liverpool City Council in respect of the decision to grant planning permission for a 333 space multi storey-car park on Victoria Street in Liverpool City Centre. The Greens point out that the City Council failed to consider air quality […]
About Liverpool Green Party
Liverpool Green Party is a local branch of the Green Party of England and Wales (GPEW) and works in the Liverpool City Council area.
We actively promote social and environmental justice in the Liverpool area by standing for political office and by working all year round on behalf of, and in conjunction with, its communities and residents.
Liverpool Green Party is committed to creating a cleaner, healthier, sustainable and more equitable city for everyone.
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The Green Party is the only major political party in the UK that is committed fully to a life based on democracy and justice within the planet's limits.
The Green Party has always dared to be different - and we’ve always known the power of good ideas.
Unlike others, we know that our planet has environmental limits, we understand that not everyone wants to live to work, that inequality is not just unfair, but damaging to everyone in society. And we have the bold solutions which allow us to offer inspiration in this age of uncertainty.
