Jonathan Bartley: The Greens are standing up for Leave communities
“Neglect translates into anger with the political status quo. Increasingly that anger is focusing on the right place: Westminster.”
Jonathan Bartley
It’s time to take on ‘vapid centrism’: The new Green Party leaders’ priorities
After being elected co-leader of the Greens, Jonathan Bartley reflects on his party’s legacy in leading the fight and how together with Sian Berry he will go even further.
Jonathan Bartley: Why I’m prepared to put my body on the line for Green principles
If elected co-leader, I want to see the Greens ramp up our non-violent direct action, says the councillor and leadership candidate Jonathan Bartley.
Across the country, opposition to fossil fuels is being stifled. It’s time to stand up
Six activists from Surrey and Sussex are the latest to face attempted injunctions against protest. We must join with them, writes Green Party co-leader Jonathan Bartley.
Local elections: We have an opportunity to end ‘one party councils’ in England
In many councils, voters have a choice: to accept one party state councils – or to elect a real opposition, writes Green leader Jonathan Bartley.
A plastic bottle fee isn’t enough to save the planet – here’s why
Piecemeal policy will never deliver the change our country and our planet requires, and bond action is needed now.
Come and join the Green Party? An open letter from Jonathan Bartley to Owen Jones
Being Green is different to being Labour. We believe in liberation from the state and the critical balance between people and planet.
Tory hardliners will use the Oxfam tragedy to try to cut oversees aid. We can’t let them
The new international development Secretary and arch Brexiteer Penny Mourdant has already pledged that aid will only be given in the “national interest”.
Jonathan Bartley: My five lessons from 2017 – and what’s to come this year
Despite Brexit and the election of Donald Trump, there is always hope.
Our divided kingdom is failing unpaid carers. There is no excuse
The truth is we can afford to support unpaid carers if we want to – if the government embraced simple, effective policies like a wealth tax.