The Progressive Group of councillors on Exeter City Council have written to Ben Bradshaw, MP for Exeter, urging him to push for Labour peers to vote down amendments to the […]
Progressive Group urge Exeter MP to defend right to peaceful protest
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Small Business Saturday: help the ‘backbone of our local economy’ green their operations and improve employee welfare
This Small Business Saturday, Exeter Green Party is calling on both national government and Exeter City Council to implement a series of measures to help small and independent businesses and […]
Greens call for ‘15-minute neighbourhoods’ to be core part of new Local Plan for Exeter
Exeter Green Party are calling for future developments to be properly based on Garden City Principles which include genuinely affordable housing, improving the natural environment and increasing biodiversity, adopting zero-carbon technologies, […]
Greens demand clear evidence of Exeter’s path to Net Zero
As the COP26 Climate Conference takes place in Glasgow, Exeter Green Party is demanding a clear demonstration that Exeter is making progress on achieving its 2030 Net Zero carbon emissions […]
Exeter to recognise risks of not achieving Net Zero by 2030
The Progressive Group on Exeter City Council have succeeded in persuading the council to work on a separate Risk Register to monitor the Council’s ability to meet its Net Zero […]
Bold strategic approach needed on low traffic neighbourhoods, say Greens
As Devon County Council continues a series of consultations on making streets safer from the impacts of traffic, Exeter Greens have called for a city-wide strategic approach, similar to one that is proposed in Birmingham. […]
Why The Exeter Local Plan is Important
WHY THE EXETER LOCAL PLAN IS IMPORTANT AND HOW TO INFLUENCE IT Exeter City Council has begun the first formal stage in the development of a new Local Plan. As […]
Progressive Group councillors accuse Labour of recycling excuses over delayed food and glass collections
The Progressive Group on Exeter City Council – made up of Green, Liberal Democrat and Independent councillors – have accused the Labour-led Council of ‘dither and delay’ over the introduction […]
Wildlife success at Northbrook but green spaces in Exeter still face threat from Labour-led Council
The Progressive Group of councillors on Exeter City Council – which includes two Green councillors, Diana Moore and Amy Sparling – have welcomed overwhelming public support for safeguarding and enhancing […]
Progressive Group continue cooperative arrangement to challenge One-Party Council
Following the election of an additional Green councillor to Exeter City Council in the local elections, the Progressive Group has agreed to continue to work together on areas of common […]
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