20 April 2021
As the UK government announces plans to accelerate the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, Exeter Green Party is proposing a series of transport measures at a neighbourhood level to tackle emissions and air pollution and create safer streets.
20 April 2021
Andrew Bell, Green County Council candidate for St David's and haven Banks, writes about why and how we should reclaim our streets for the people who live and work in them.
15 April 2021
Popular Newtown and St Leonard’s ward councillor, Jemima Moore, has thrown her support behind Green candidates in her area.
01 April 2021
Exeter Green Party have officially launched their campaign for the local elections. Greens are standing ten candidates in the City Council elections and seven candidates in the County Council elections.
24 March 2021
As the country emerges from the Covid-19 lockdown, Exeter Green Party will fight the City and County Council elections under a banner of ‘Make Normal Better,’ pledging to back policies that ‘create a more just society, a cleaner environment and a fairer economy in Exeter and Devon’.
17 March 2021
As new research from Exeter University reveals that air pollution caused by traffic affects virtually every part of the country [1], Exeter Green Party is calling for a transport revolution to address the problem.
08 March 2021
As door-to-door political campaigning resumes, the Green Party and Liberal Democrats in Exeter have decided to build on their ‘Progressive Group’ arrangement which was agreed after the City Council elections in 2019. Two Liberal Democrat councillors, together with a Green Party and Independent councillor make up the group on the Council.
26 February 2021
The Progressive Group has challenged the Labour-led Council over a delay in implementing a new domestic waste collection strategy and of consigning thousands more tonnes of food wate to be burned at the Energy from Waste plant.
24 February 2021
The Progressive Group of councillors on Exeter City Council - which includes Green councillor Diana Moore - have refused to back Labour’s budget for the coming year. While the Conservatives gave their backing, the Progressive Group challenged the Labour-led council on its ‘direction of travel.’
02 February 2021
Exeter Green Party has expressed alarm at the enthusiasm for the privatisation of our city's green spaces being shown by the Labour-run Council.
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