Greens are the positive and progressive antidote to Reform after local election results 2 May 2025 / 3 May 2025 by Green Party The Green Party is celebrating another record-breaking year having taken their councillor numbers to a new record high. Greens delivered impressive results in the County Council elections with good gains in places such as Worcestershire, Gloucestershire and Devon while breaking through onto councils for the first time in areas where Reform dominated, including in Staffordshire […] Read more » Adrian Ramsay Carla Denyer Green Party Local Elections Reform
Greens respond to Runcorn and Helsby by-election 2 May 2025 / 2 May 2025 by Paul Corry Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay MP said: “This Labour government and Prime Minister Keir Starmer need to do nothing short of a complete reset. “Tonight’s results, not just in Runcorn, show that rather than pandering to Reform, they need to address the genuine concerns of working people by taxing wealth to ensure they can rebuild […] Read more »
Greens on course for “record-breaking” night as early results come in 2 May 2025 by Green Party “Five-party politics in England is the new norm, it’s here to stay, and Greens are only just getting started.” Read more » Carla Denyer Green Party Local elections 2025
Greens anticipate another record-breaking year in local elections as polls close 1 May 2025 / 1 May 2025 by Green Party We’ve increased our number of councillors seven years in a row, and we are sure this will be an eighth. We are taking seats from both the Conservatives and Labour up and down the country as voters, understandably, move away from the tired old parties that have let us all down. Read more » Adrian Ramsay Carla Denyer Green Party Local elections 2025
Government must distance itself from Blair’s latest ‘dodgy dossier’ say Greens 30 April 2025 / 30 April 2025 by Green Party Commenting on Tony Blair’s call for a major rethink of net zero policies which comes as the Climate Change Committee warns the UK is critically unprepared for the escalating threats of the climate crisis, co-leader of the Green Party, Carla Denyer, said: “Tony Blair has decided to mimic Nigel Farage on net zero and sounds […] Read more » Carla Denyer climate Green Party net zero
Greens respond to interim EHRC guidance 27 April 2025 by Green Party Co-leaders Carla Denyer MP and Adrian Ramsay MP said: “This guidance issued by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) is ill-considered and impractical, and leaves many unanswered questions about how services will be provided in a way that meets trans people’s needs (1). “As it stands the guidance is likely to cause both distress […] Read more »
Greens challenge “con artist” Farage to climate TV debate 23 April 2025 / 23 April 2025 by Green Party “Nigel Farage is a performer, a con artist. He will say or do anything. He will happily dance to a populist tune regardless of its impact. Let’s not forget he’s bankrolled by fossil fuel interests, climate deniers, and major polluters—taking in £2.3 million since the 2019 election. Read more » Adrian Ramsay climate change Farage Green Party
Greens to back nationalisation of British Steel as parliament recalled 14 April 2025 / 14 April 2025 by Andrew Bell Reacting to news that parliament is to be recalled on Saturday 12th April to discuss the future of British Steel, Green MP Ellie Chowns said: “The Green party will be backing nationalisation of British Steel – which is now clearly the only sure way to secure this strategically important sector so vital to national security […] Read more »
Greens back nationalisation of steel to safeguard industry and support green transition 9 April 2025 by Green Party Responding to news that the government is considering nationalising British Steel, the Green Party has thrown its support behind public ownership. Co-leader Adrian Ramsay said: “We cannot afford to let our steel industry in Scunthorpe go into smelt down. With Chinese owner Jingyehas prepared to walk away and the steel industry facing Trump’s outlandish 25% […] Read more »
Greens call on PM to “take tax cuts for billionaires” off the negotiating table 9 April 2025 by Green Party I’m calling on the Prime Minister to take this morally reprehensible suggestion off the negotiating table. The very idea that he would cut tax obligations for some of the biggest companies in the world, controlled by some of the very richest people in the world, in an effort to appease President Trump is an insult to each and every person struggling to get by at the moment. Read more » Adrian Ramsay Digital Services Tax Green Party negotiations Trump