Douglas Johnson

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

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.

Former Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, and current Sheffield Green Party member, has been created a peer.

Sheffield Greens reacted with concern after the Labour majority in the Council voted against getting value for money.

This is a missed opportunity to engage the public on the reality of air pollution and the actions needed

The heritage aspects of the plan need to be scrutinised closely but the prospects look good

Green Councillors are calling for an improvement plan in the wake of news the Council has bailed out Sheffield City Trust with £1 million.

Water is heavy stuff. Pumping it around the country uses lots of energy, which all adds to the UK’s consumption of gas and electricity.

Green issues set the agenda for July’s meeting of the full Council, with debates on both the climate crisis and democracy.

A recent report demonstrates again how wrong Sheffield City Council (SCC) was to hire a private contractor to fell more…