Greenwich Green Party has learned that the Under 1 Roof Nursery is in danger of closing down, leaving 74 kids without a place to go and parents left in the […]
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Greenwich Green Party celebrates victory of Cllr. Lorna Jane Russell in Camden by-election
The Green Party has clinched a remarkable victory in the Highgate ward by-election in Camden, securing our continuing representation in the north London borough council. Lorna Jane Russell’s resounding win […]
Response to East Greenwich and West Greenwich neighbourhood management project — Stage 2 consultation
Greenwich Green Party welcomes the bold proposals put forward by Greenwich Council in its West Greenwich and East Greenwich Neighbourhood Management Project consultation. For both the West and East Greenwich […]
Response to Greenwich Council Community Infrastructure Levy consultation
A Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a charge collected from property developers and landlords who create housing and commercial space, used for the benefit of the local community where the […]
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Local activist Karin Tearle selected as Green Party candidate for Greenwich and Lewisham in 2024 GLA selections
Karin Tearle has been selected by local Green Parties in Greenwich and Lewisham as prospective candidate for the Greenwich and Lewisham constituency in next year’s Greater London Assembly elections. Voters […]
“Enforce the highest standards in new developments”, Greens tell Greenwich Council
Greenwich Green Party members have challenged Greenwich Council to be more directive to developers in the Borough, and not let them get away with avoiding the highest of standards for […]
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Greenwich Green News – Spring 2023
Download the above two images to access the edition of Greenwich Green News delivered to households in the Royal Borough of Greenwich in Spring 2023. […]
Willows, revetment, waste contractor and CGI fake trees: the Thames Path in East Greenwich
by Fiona Moore Our beloved Thames Path willows will stay – for now. The work to save them isn’t over. A proposal to fell the graceful row of willows along […]
Royal Borough of Greenwich Transport Strategy: Response from Greenwich Green Party
Greenwich Green Party has submitted a full response to the Council’s Transport Strategy consultation. The response can be accessed here. […]
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Is the era of the car over in Greenwich?
by Fiona Moore Anyone who walked or cycled past a queue of idling vehicles in the scorching sun of Monday or Tuesday this week will have felt the extra heat […]