Water company mocked for blaming seagull poo for heavily polluted beach
‘Well I’m glad that’s been cleared up. Now I can stop talking about shite and go back to talking about music. Happy days’ – Feargal Sharkey.
Green Politics
Campaigners launch all Party election manifesto to save UK nature
The environment will be ‘a major election battleground next year’
Campaigners demand stronger tax on private jets as luxury travel in UK soars
While government refuses to reveal details of Prime Minister’s private jet use at taxpayer expense
Campaigners launch legal action over government’s ‘unlawful’ climate plans
‘Despite having nine months to come up with a lawful strategy, we believe this revised action plan still falls far short of the government’s legal obligations under the Climate Change Act.’
‘Frack off’: Rees-Mogg roasted for saying ‘it’s time to start fracking to help reduce prices’
‘Won’t save them money, but may rock their worlds.’
Government caved to wealthy landowner lobbying in U-turn on public path access
Thérèse Coffey gave landowners what they wanted, putting at risk public access to thousands of miles of historic paths
Siân Berry in the running to replace Caroline Lucas as MP for Brighton Pavilion
The Greens’ former co-leader is seeking to be the party’s next candidate for Brighton Pavilion
Thousands sign petition to end corporate pollution in UK rivers
The campaign comes as under-fire water companies apologise for repeated sewage spills.
Brexit, climate change and ‘greedflation’: The principal reasons behind the spiralling cost of food
As inflation continues to rip through family budgets, and consumers are forced to pay sky-high food prices, the government has come under fresh pressure to crackdown on supermarkets.
Green Party sets out 5 ways in which the Tories have undermined our democracy
Carla Denyer claims Greens are the strongest party on democratic reform