A defunct plan for a bygone era” - regional authority approves road-building plans

Last Friday (20 March) the West of England Combined Authority (WECA) approved a transport plan that will fund new road building projects across the region but commits no funding for public transport or walking and cycling schemes.

Greens: 'lift the ban' on asylum seekers working

Green Councillors call for end to illogical ban on asylum seekers supporting themselves

Council heading in wrong direction on climate emergency

Over a year after Bristol Council’s declaration of a Climate Emergency, Green Councillors say the Labour administration are making a series of bad decisions that will only make the emergency worse.

Mayor's inaction on air pollution - plans delayed again

Letter on the Mayor's inaction on air pollution from Green Group leader Eleanor Combley

Labour cabinet pass 'potentially illegal' transport plan

Last night Bristol’s Labour cabinet passed a regional transport plan that Greens warned is incompatible with the climate emergency and may be illegal under the UK’s climate commitments.

Greens criticise lack of action as climate and transport proposal is blocked

Green councillors have criticised what they called a “business as usual” approach as Labour and Tory councillors voted down a Green amendment to tackle Bristol’s transport issues and reduce carbon emissions.

Green Party welcomes Greta Thunberg to Bristol

Greta Thunberg has announced she will be visiting Bristol on Friday 28 February to join a Youth Strike 4 Climate demo.

Green budget amendment tackles transport and climate crisis

Green Councillors have submitted an amendment to next week’s Council budget meeting to deal with Bristol's gridlocked transport system and boost the Council’s work to tackle the climate emergency.

Region’s Transport Plan must be changed in light of Climate Emergency

Green Mayoral candidate, Climate Emergency leader, and UWE transport expert call on the Metro Mayor and Council leaders not to approve the Joint Local Transport Plan in its current form next month, stating that proposed new roads will worsen the climate crisis and congestion.

Bristol Airport expansion plans rejected

Press Release from Bristol Airport Action Network (BAAN), one of the key campaigning organisations .