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  Response to report on achieving Zero Carbon in Sheffield
27th January 2021
Responding to the Council’s release of the report on achieving Zero Carbon in Sheffield, a Green Party councillor has hit…
  A Green View for years to come
18th January 2021
Sheffield Green Party sets out vision for Sheffield Local Plan Ahead of a council scrutiny meeting to discuss progress with…
  The Sheffield Green View 2020
18th January 2021
Local Plan Issues and Options consultation response from Sheffield Green Party October 2020 Table of Contents Introduction Spatial strategy How…
  No child must be left behind
6th January 2021
A Green Party councillor has called on Sheffield Council to ensure that ‘no child is left behind’ following the announcement…
  Now is not the time to roll back environmental progress
18th November 2020
Councillor Paul Turpin writes …. Sheffield City Council announced a pause on plans for the citywide Clean Air Zone (CAZ) citing…
  Greens say “Lamppost Licensing” fails Sheffield taxpayers
23rd July 2020
Greens have highlighted how Sheffield Council’s Licensing Policy is failing to meet its stated objectives in their submission to the public consultation
  Local independent businesses are the lifeblood of our communities
23rd July 2020
Local pubs, restaurants and other independent businesses are the lifeblood of our communities. They pay their taxes and your money stays in the local economy.
  Active Travel – what went wrong?
22nd May 2020
There’s been a surge in walking and cycling in the pandemic. Government has promised extra billions. It’s what Greens have campaigned for, for many years. So how is it looking in Sheffield?
  Statement from Sheffield Green councillors on school re-opening
20th May 2020
Sheffield Green councillors are supporting teachers’ unions, the BMA and comments by Sheffield’s DPH, in saying that schools are not ready to take in more children on June 1st
  Lock-down should not mean watering down democracy
30th April 2020
Green councillor Douglas Johnson commented after Labour and LibDem councillors voted for more decision-making to be made by officers, not elected councillors, under emergency arrangements.