Bristol Green Party - Real Progress

The Green Party
in Bristol

Pressing PETITIONS:

Keep Buses off the railway path

SAY NO to the incinerator

Ashton Vale -
BRT and Building

Home Alarms
- Who Pays?

Parks &
Green Space

S. Bristol
Ring Road

Bristol's Green Bloggers:

Charlie Bolton

Bristol Greengage

Vowles the Green

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NEWS

Rapid Transit Controversies

June 19: You wait for ages - then three turn up at once

Labour lets down its council tenants - and its voters

April 23: Resident Caretakers to be axed under new Labour plans

April Fools’ Night leaves Bristol-Bath path still at risk

April 2: Green motion to save it derailed by Lab-Con stitch-up

Council forced to confront Green issues

March 26th: City Council agenda studded with items raised by Green Party members

Greens applaud internet bus initiative

March 15th: A significant step in the right direction

Charlie welcomes support for Railway Path Vote

February 21st: Campaigners win promise of debate

Fears for South Bristol's Green Spaces

February 21st: Cabinet overrides Green protest, prepares land sales

City Council to vote on railway path controversy

February 14th: Green brings protest to the council chamber

Green councillor wants massive expansion of cycling in Bristol

February 11th: We should learn from London's example, says Charlie

Bus Rapid Transit: the Con in the Consultation

January 28th: Quangos go for Spin on Cyclepath

How to save Marksbury Road Library

January 14th: Greens offer the answer

Greens rue 'Brown Thursday'

January 10th: Nukes, cars, and flights - a bad day for Bristol

Councils' 'Waste Maximisation' plans condemned

December 15th: Incineration will make waste targets impossible

BALI - Which Bristol MPs give a damn?

December 12th: Revealed - only two of Bristol's five MPs think the city's own view is worth listening to

FIB Dems caught out over Labour's Home Care betrayal

December 6th: Bristol’s Lib Dems have been misrepresenting Labour’s new plans for Home Care in the city

Let's get the best from Severn tidal energy

October 14th: 'A council vote for blind acceptance of a barrage will be foolish' says Green councillor

earlier releases

LOCAL PARTIES AND ACTIVITIES

Bristol has three local Green parties.

Bristol East GP covers all the city north of the river and south of the M32, plus Kingswood

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Bristol-Bath cycle path REPRIEVED - get the latest here!

Bristol West GP covers all of the city north of the river and west of the M32.

Daniella Radice, Green candidate for Ashley ward.
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Bristol South GP covers all the city south of the river

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The banner on tour - Aldermaston nuclear bomb factory, March 2008

May 2007
Loads of Green votes - but no more council seats

Summary

We also hold monthly city-wide meetings, usually at 6.30pm on the second Wednesday of the month (check the events page to be sure) at the Stag and Hounds in Old Market

We have two Green parish councillors in Downend. There are also local parties in Woodspring, South Gloucestershire, Stroud, Bath, Wansdyke and North Somerset.

Contact us if you would like to know more. We can always use more help to get our message across. Come to one of our meetings, help with events and fundraising, talk to your friends. During election campaigns, display a poster or help with producing and delivering leaflets.

NATIONAL PARTY

Our national policies are agreed at our conferences and assembled into the Manifesto for a Sustainable Society (MfSS). This covers all aspects of government policy, not just traditional green issues.

The Green Party in the UK currently has 2 members of the European Parliament, 7 members of the Scottish Parliament, 1 member of the House of Lords, 2 members of the Greater London Assembly and over 50 town, city and regional councillors.

National office:
1a Waterlow Road, Archway, London, N19 5NJ.
phone 020 7272 4474
fax 020 7272 6653
website: www.greenparty.org.uk
email:

Bristol contact details here.

Bristol Greens support