Paul Turpin
Sheffield City Council meeting – 20th July 2022 – Green Party Feedback
25th July 2022
This feedback on the Council, which lasted nearly 4 hours, are the edited highlights. If you want to watch the…
A year of achievement for our Green Councillors
29th April 2022
After success in the elections last May, our 13 Green councillors put Sheffield City Council on a pathway to Net…
Greens welcome historic win for democracy
11th May 2021
Sheffield Greens today expressed delight at the successful outcome of the city’s governance referendum and called for a Rainbow Cabinet…
Allotment fires and smoke
27th February 2021
Cllr Paul Turpin has written to the press about allotment fires and smoke. Dear Editor, In a brand new…
Stanley Road Bunanza
19th January 2021
As well as providing the local community with much needed cake, biscuits and festive gifts, the Stanley Road Bunanza has…
Food banks in high demand across Sheffield
29th November 2020
According to Voluntary Action Sheffield, food banks across the city have seen a huge increase in demand for support as…
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…
Green Party comments on Ombudsman’s findings on tree-felling
3rd November 2020
Green Party councillors and activists have welcomed the Local Government Ombudsman’s report about Sheffield City Council’s abuse of the public over felling street trees.
Councillor Paul Turpin Blog October 2020
25th October 2020
It’s been six months since my last blog and a lot has happened, so I thought I’d better get on with updating you on what I’ve been up to!
Double Yellows Won’t Sort Veolia Problems
27th May 2020
The last couple of weeks has seen the household waste site at Blackstock Rd become so busy that traffic has been queuing hundreds of yards up the slip road and along Blackstock Rd