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- An open letter from Green Party councillors to residents of Devon: Keep the local in Local government Labour’s Devolution plans will radically reshape local government in Devon. They aim to transfer powers from Whitehall to Strategic Mayoral Authorities, sweeping away both District and County councils. In their place, large new… Read more: An open letter from Green Party councillors to residents of Devon: Keep the local in Local government
- Greens call on Council to postpone planned sale of protected green space
Green Councillors have called for a halt to the sell-off of a green field within the Riverside Valley Park for a large new ’proposed energy centre’. Labour-led Exeter City Council intends to… Read more: Greens call on Council to postpone planned sale of protected green space - Greens push to set School Streets in motion
Green Party councillors will present a motion this Tuesday calling on Devon County Council to work with schools and communities to increase the number of School Streets in Exeter. School Streets are… Read more: Greens push to set School Streets in motion - Exeter Greens respond to Labour’s National Planning Policy Framework: misguided and an insult to local democracy
Responding to the government’s new National Planning Policy Framework which has set a goal of getting 1.5 million new homes built during this parliament, but will allow local authority planning officers the… Read more: Exeter Greens respond to Labour’s National Planning Policy Framework: misguided and an insult to local democracy - Exeter Green Party secure public consultation on future of former bus station site
Exeter Green Party has secured a commitment to engage with public on the future of the old bus station site in the city centre. A survey the Green Party launched [1] asking… Read more: Exeter Green Party secure public consultation on future of former bus station site