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Why we desperately need more young people in politics
29th January 2019
Read Green Councillor Martin Phipps’ article in the Yorkshire Post about why we need more young people to get involved in politics

Green councillors call in road widening decision
20th January 2019
Sheffield Green Party councillors have “called in” a council decision to widen the Inner Ring Road so that the impact on air quality, health, cycling and walking can be considered.

Democracy continues to plumb new depths in Sheffield
17th January 2019
The Star recently published profiles of the 10 members of the Labour Cabinet that run Sheffield council. According to their profiles, we have a Cabinet full of saintly public servants.

Short-term vision doesn’t justify ring road widening scheme
16th January 2019
Sheffield Greens have spoken of their disappointment at plans to spend £4.5m on a short-term road-widening scheme instead of listening to residents’ and cyclists’ concerns

Sheffield Green Party People’s Vote motion
14th January 2019
This motion was passed by Sheffield Green Party at our meeting on January 7th ahead of the House of Commons decisions in the week starting January 14th.

“Children’s safety must come first”
11th January 2019
Greens highlight traffic danger at Sharrow Junior School.

Council incompetence = no cycle improvements funded by IKEA development
10th January 2019
In 2017, the council said they were “playing hardball” in making IKEA and Meadowhall pay £30 million for the road changes needed to handle the increased traffic they would generate.

Natalie Bennett reflects on the results of COP24 in Poland
9th January 2019
Watch Natalie Bennett talking about the recent United Nations climate change conference

Natalie Bennett visits Misson fracking site
8th January 2019
Natalie Bennett, former leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, visited the Misson protectors today

Sheffield Greens campaigning to help rail passengers make companies pay for unreliable service
1st January 2019
Sheffield Green Party call for passengers to “make rail companies pay” for unreliable rail service as annual rail fare hike takes force.