A Green Party Councillor has written to Council leader Phil Bialyk seeking assurances about the Clifton Hill site ahead of a full Council meeting next Tuesday, when the future of […]
Category: Green Spaces
Greens call for ban on ‘detrimental’ adverts in Exeter
Adverts promoting products considered to have a detrimental impact on public health, air pollution, or climate change could be banned from bus stops, billboards and advertising spaces in Exeter. Green […]
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Affordable housing key priority for Greens as they launch local election campaign

Decent affordable homes in Exeter, built in the right places and to the highest environmental standards, is the key priority being made by Exeter Green Party as they launch their […]
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Councillors ‘Call- in’ Labour’s developer levy proposals
The Progressive Group of councillors and an independent councillor have successfully “called-in” a decision by the Labour Executive of the City Council on proposed new rates for the Community Infrastructure […]
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Exeter Green Party comment on red warning heatwave

Commenting on the Red warning for extreme heat from the Exeter based Met Office, Green Party councillor for St David’s ward in the city, Diana Moore said: “The Met Office […]
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Green spaces not safe under Labour, say Exeter Green Party
The Green Party in Exeter has warned that the city’s green spaces are not safe under the Labour-led council. At a Full Council meeting in April, Green Councillor for St […]
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Labour-led Council considering privatisation of Exeter’s parks and green spaces, warn Greens
Exeter Green Party has said it is alarmed at the ‘enthusiasm for the privatisation of our green spaces’ being shown by Labour-run Exeter City Council, in response to the Council’s […]