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Cllr Alison Teal responds to concerning and troubling developments regarding the use of violence and defamation against tree campaigners

November’s council meeting was a quiet one for Alison Teal. Maybe it was just good to know she wasn’t in prison and didn’t get thrown out of the meeting.

Green councillor, Douglas Johnson, has taken the lead on scrutinising a decision about the future of Sheffield’s health services.

Sheffield Green Party supports the proposal for city centre 20mph speed limits other than on main roads.

If the Star round table discussion on air pollution is to lead to improvements it will require joined up thinking by the council.

Cllr Teal calls for Sheffield Council to be held accountable for their expensive, politically motivated, and punitive legal action against tree campaigners

Sign our petition to Sheffield Council – “Don’t restrict peaceful protest against Sheffield tree-felling”

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Sheffield Greens were delighted last Friday 27th October when a High Court Judge, Mr Justice Stephen Males, threw out a…

Green Party Peer Jenny Jones is set to visit Sheffield on Friday 27th October in support of Green Councillor Alison Teal and local residents