London's Green Party
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23 April 2002 by sianberry
The Green Party believes that young people should get involved in local government. It argues that so-called voter ‘apathy’ amongst the young is not laziness, and that one of the reasons for low voter turnout is that many people perceive little difference between Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat policies. London’s young Green candidates offer energy, […]
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22 April 2002 by sianberry
Victor Anderson said: "After five years in power the Government has failed to solve transport problems. In London, we now have the GLA with some of the powers to tackle them. "There are many barriers to walking in central London, including road traffic, pollution and railings. We need to make walking in central London a […]
21 April 2002 by sianberry
Danny Bates, Policy Coordinator for London Green Party said: "Animals should have the right to live without human-inflicted suffering or cruelty. They also deserve the right to have their basic needs met. The inadequacy of current animal welfare legislation means that these basic rights are often not respected. "Much more needs to be done by […]
19 April 2002 by sianberry
In the run up to the borough elections on May 2nd, the website will carry news on the Greens’ election campaign as well as the London manifesto and details of all Green candidates. The creation of an ambitious new website reflects the confidence that Greens will be elected to councils in several boroughs on May […]