Douglas Johnson

Sheffield Green Party Table Amendments to Council Budget
3rd March 2020
Sheffield’s Green Party councillors have tabled a series of amendments to the administration’s annual budget.

Green Party proposals to February’s Council
4th February 2020
Green Party councillors have submitted a raft of proposals to the full meeting of Sheffield City Council in February

Greens welcome e-bikes to make roads safer from dangerous parking
22nd January 2020
A Green Party suggestion to make roads and pavements safer from illegal parking is taking off, as a trial of e-bikes is being supplied to parking enforcement officers.

Green councillor removed from committee for opposing Labour’s job cuts
20th December 2019
A councillor has been removed from a council committee for supporting trade unions against job cuts being driven by Sheffield’s Labour Administration.

#GoGoGreen – Green Wall planting at Hunter’s Bar Infant School
12th November 2019
On 4th November 2019 Hunter’s Bar Infant School celebrated the launch of their Green Wall. It’s a pollution-busting wall of…

Green policy actions will make Sheffield better
29th October 2019
Sheffield’s Green councillors are proposing a raft of policies to Sheffield City Council, to make the city a better place to live.

Greens call for Climate Emergency Committee
18th October 2019
Ahead of the Scrutiny committee discussing changes to council governance, Green Councillors are calling for the climate emergency to be placed at the heart of decision-making

Plans for the Old Coroner’s Court rejected
14th October 2019
Last year I highlighted the threat to demolish the Old Coroner’s Court, the attractive piece of heritage that fronts onto Nursery St Pocket Park in the city centre.

Sheffield Greens congratulate Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle
10th September 2019
Former Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, and current Sheffield Green Party member, has been created a peer.

Greens concern as Labour council votes against “value for money”
6th September 2019
Sheffield Greens reacted with concern after the Labour majority in the Council voted against getting value for money.