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- 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 - Green Councillor calls on City Council to let residents ‘make a splash with their cash’
A Green Party Councillor is challenging the Labour-run City Council to bring back cash payments at Council-run swimming pools, including St Sidwell’s Point and Riverside. The City Council’s leisure centres went cashless… Read more: Green Councillor calls on City Council to let residents ‘make a splash with their cash’ - “Most important decision Exeter City Council will make” being pushed through without scrutiny in “dash for development” warn Progressive GroupProgressive Group councillors on Exeter City Council have accused the ruling Labour group of keeping councillors in the dark as the Local Plan [1] reaches a crucial stage. The final draft of… Read more: “Most important decision Exeter City Council will make” being pushed through without scrutiny in “dash for development” warn Progressive Group
- Exeter green party reaction to axing of £2 bus fare capFollowing Keir Starmer’s confirmation that Rachel Reeves will announce in the Budget on Wednesday that the £2 single bus fare cap will be increased to £3 in the New Year, Exeter Green… Read more: Exeter green party reaction to axing of £2 bus fare cap
- Exeter Labour out of fresh ideas with plans for former bus station site, say Exeter Greens
Exeter Green Party Councillors say the Labour-run Council is “out of fresh ideas” over plans to redevelop the old bus station site. The Labour leader confirmed at a full Council meeting last… Read more: Exeter Labour out of fresh ideas with plans for former bus station site, say Exeter Greens