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- Cross party call on Exeter MPs to back ‘significant and sustained’ increase in funding for councilsby andrewbellWithout a significant and sustained increase in funding for local authorities, Exeter City Council’s ability to deliver crucial services, including supporting some of the most vulnerable in society, is under threat, leaders… Read more: Cross party call on Exeter MPs to back ‘significant and sustained’ increase in funding for councils
- Exeter incinerator city’s largest carbon emitter: Greens call for urgent roll-out of food waste collectionsby andrewbellThe Green Party has said improving recycling rates and rolling out food waste collections across the city must be an urgent priority after a BBC investigation found that burning waste to generate… Read more: Exeter incinerator city’s largest carbon emitter: Greens call for urgent roll-out of food waste collections
- Greens call on Exeter MPs to pledge support for new legislation to address the climate and nature crisesby andrewbellClimate and Nature Bill (CAN) needs at least 100 supporting MPs to have a chance of becoming law The Green Party in Exeter is calling on the city’s MPs, Steve Race and… Read more: Greens call on Exeter MPs to pledge support for new legislation to address the climate and nature crises
- Green Councillor Challenges Riverside Valley Park sell-off by andrewbellExeter’s Labour-led City Council has decided to sell off part of the Grace Road Playing Fields – green space which is part of the River Valley Park. The sale is to a… Read more: Green Councillor Challenges Riverside Valley Park sell-off
- Greens call on Exeter Labour to come clean over axing green energy projects for RAMM and Riversideby andrewbellGreen councillor Diana Moore is calling for an investigation after the Labour-led Council snubbed a £6.5 million grant earmarked for replacing antiquated heating systems with cleaner, greener solutions and insulation at two… Read more: Greens call on Exeter Labour to come clean over axing green energy projects for RAMM and Riverside