Checking the numbers on alternatives to the Bristol Arena
'Bristol deserves better than this' - Deputy group leader Jerome Thomas has a look at the numbers supporting the 'alternative development' at Temple Meads in place of an arena.
Green MEP to join People’s March rally in Bristol this Saturday
Green MEP for the South West and former Bristol West parliamentary candidate, Molly Scott Cato, will join a cross-party group of politicians and campaign groups at a rally in Bristol this Saturday calling for a People’s Vote on the final Brexit deal
Enough talk, time for action on plastics waste
Following the reports of huge amounts of unrecycled plastic waste left on the streets after St Paul’s Carnival, Greens are calling for the Council to make sure that lessons are learnt ahead of this weekend’s balloon festival. Green councillors also want Bristol Council to stop dragging its heels and implement a policy on plastics waste as soon as possible, including a ban on single-use plastics at council events.
Greens discuss arena, libraries, and racism on politics podcast
Catch up on the Green appearances on Bristol Live's local politics podcast.
Remove abandoned billboards that blight our city
A local Green councillor for Clifton Down in Bristol has successfully applied for an unsightly abandoned billboard on Whiteladies Road to be removed.
BBC must refuse airtime to organisations lacking funding transparency
In the wake of revelations that right-wing think tank, the Institute for Economic Affairs (IEA), offered potential US donors “cash for access” to Conservative ministers, Bristol's Green MEP Molly Scott Cato has launched a petition calling on the BBC to stop giving airtime to organisations whose funding is not transparent.
Help protect 20mph limits around your home
Press Release: “Help protect 20mph limits around your home” say Green Councillors
Bristol can’t wait decades for action on climate change
Following the hottest day so far this year, Bristol Green Councillors are calling for Bristol to take a leading role in tackling climate change with clear action needed now if the city is to meet its carbon targets.
Why we need to preserve our 20mph city
The Green Party believes it is vital that we retain the 20mph limits in the city which have brought such benefits for huge areas of the city as a whole. 20mph is good for our safety, our environment and our health.
Exposing the ‘Mafia-like’ organisations behind Brexit
After Jacob Rees-Mogg accused the EU of acting like the Mafia, the criticism is reflected back on him by evidence gathered together in a new website called The Brexit Syndicate, which is launched today by Bristol's Green MEP, Molly Scott Cato.