Letters to the press
There’s a strong case for 20mph zones
17th November 2017
Sheffield Green Party supports the proposal for city centre 20mph speed limits other than on main roads.
Joined up thinking needed to reduce air pollution
13th November 2017
If the Star round table discussion on air pollution is to lead to improvements it will require joined up thinking by the council.
Labour Executive are bringing Sheffield Council into disrepute
8th November 2017
Cllr Teal calls for Sheffield Council to be held accountable for their expensive, politically motivated, and punitive legal action against tree campaigners
Questions about the China deal need answering
2nd November 2017
Readers may not be aware that recent council reassurances on the £1 billion China deal were not just prompted by…
We need more affordable housing
6th October 2017
Now the Government has weakened Councils’ control over planning permission, it is easier for developers to avoid conditions that create affordable housing
Air pollution and public health cannot be swept under the carpet
30th September 2017
While the chimney sculptures may be attractive and remind us of our industrial past, they will also represent the modern-day air pollution that makes Tinsley an unhealthy place to live
Trees campaign has exposed Labour’s undemocratic rule of Sheffield
30th September 2017
The street trees campaign has publicly exposed Labour’s undemocratic, one party state, rule of this city. We need to keep hearing more about this campaign not less.
We need a public transport system that takes us where we need to go
8th September 2017
The anger about cuts to “low demand” bus services across South Yorkshire from September is fully understandable but the cuts…
Sheffield Council should be tougher on air pollution
31st August 2017
If the Council regards health and air quality as high priority, why isn’t it being tougher on air pollution?
The Green Party would get rid of the benefits sanctions regime
25th August 2017
Just one in twenty people of working age are unemployed and the experience is often one of pointless bureaucracy.