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housing-gleadless-flatsAt sheffield’s Green Party, we beleive that cities should be planned to meet the needs of the people who live and work in them. We aim for mixed communities which have work, shops and schools, closer to home. The planning process must be democratic.

The public should be given the same power as developers to appeal against planning consents. Conditions attached to consents must be enforced. Instead of bland high rises, commercial, public and residential buildings should be designed or improved to be flexible, people-friendly, longer-lasting and energy-efficient. New, large buildings must have maximum sustainability using renewable energy and local materials if possible.

Recent Issues

Greens support call for healthy lungs for the city centre

Sheffield Green Party welcomed the Council’s recent consultation on the breathing spaces strategy for the city centre and has submitted … Full Story »

Supermarket expansion plans – latest news

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Developers should contribute to the community

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Greens criticise labour for failing to halt cuts

Sheffield Green Party has criticised local Labour councillors for not taking action to safeguard vital services for vulnerable people. The … Full Story »