Council

Cllr Magid made an impact at a busy and vibrant meeting of the full Council on 7th February

Cllr Magid, Deputy Lord Mayor, will chair the full meeting of Sheffield City Council – a new first for the Green Party in Sheffield

Sheffield Greens have called for young people leaving care to be given a council tax break until they are aged 25.

The Council will spend about £79 million next year on the Streets Ahead contract, about double the £39 million spent on highway maintenance in 2011-12, the year before the Highways PFI contract was signed.

January is the time of year when many of us have to face up to debt problems – not having enough coming in to meet the outgoings.

Sheffield’s Green Party has warned that a recent council decision means the city will be paying off the Highways PFI for generations to come.

Both Labour and the Lib Dems knew about the lack of accountability written into the deal that has led us to the council’s current unacceptable actions on our streets.

2017 saw the inner workings of a dysfunctional Labour run council exposed, linked to an unwillingness to come clean on their failings.

Sheffield Green Party are giving Sheffield residents the opportunity to vote on Devolution.

The last Full Council meeting before Christmas had an end-of-term air about it.