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Liverpool Green Party motion supported at today’s Cabinet meeting
LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL – CABINET FRIDAY, 25 NOVEMBER, 2016 58. Motion – referred from City Council, Select Committees or Officer Delegated Decisions Cabinet considered the terms of the following Motion (a) Motion Referred by Audit & Governance Select Committee 22 September 2016 Human Rights Act 1998 Cabinet considered the following Motion, submitted by Councillors Sarah Jennings, […]
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Greens Pleased To See Plans Growing
Green Party Initiative Set To Launch Today Liverpool Green Party are pleased to see their One Tree Per Child proposals being implemented across schools in the city. The initiative, which Liverpool is the second city to adopt, encourages children to become part of their community by planting trees in parks and green spaces across the city. […]
Green’s Call For Urgent Council Spending Review
Green Councillors have called on the Mayor, Joe Anderson, to open up the city’s accounts to public scrutiny so that any proposed Council Tax increase can be justified. Speaking after the Mayor’s comments about a proposed 10% rise in Council Tax, Green Party Councillor Tom Crone said ‘The Green Group of Councillors have been heavily […]
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“Lark Lane Is Still A Great Street To Us!”
Green Councillors Disappointed to Miss Out on Award. Liverpool Green Party have applauded the residents and businesses of Lark Lane on their recent nomination as a ‘Great Street’ at the recent Academy of Urbanism Awards. The iconic Liverpool street narrowly lost out to another entrant in Walthamstow, London. Green Party Councillor for St. Michaels, Tom Crone […]
Lark Lane: A Great Street in a great place
Residents Rejoice News of Great Street Nomination Aigburth residents have always known that Lark Lane is a special place, now it seems that experts at The Academy of Urbanism agree. Members of the Academy, who visited the iconic street in August this year, have named it a Great Street, and on the tenth anniversary of […]
Greens’ One Tree Per Child Scheme Set To Launch
Liverpool City Council are set to launch the One Tree Per Child scheme across Liverpool on 22nd November, after a Green Party councillor proposed the idea. St. Michael’s Councillor Anna Key put forward a motion to the Council earlier this year after seeing the scheme take off in Bristol; Liverpool is the second UK city to adopt the scheme. “When […]
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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.
