21 July 2025 / 21 July 2025 by marke
Greens challenge profiteering in the water industry as the Independent Water Commission releases its report In 2024, Anglian Water had the second highest number (482) of pollution incidents, after Thames Water (523), in England. This was one of the many shocking statistics in the Environment Agency (EA)’s pollution incident report for 2016-20241, published last week […]
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18 November 2024 / 18 November 2024 by marke
Cambridge Water Failures Pose Threat To Environment And Water Supply The annual reviews by Ofwat, the Environment Agency and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) of the performance of England’s water companies were published on 21 October 1. Jean Glasberg, Green Party City Councillor, says: “These letters make shocking reading. They provide […]
30 September 2024 / 30 September 2024 by marke
Kathryn Fisher has been selected as Green Party candidate for the Histon and Impington by-election of 24 October 2024. More information here.
15 July 2024 / 15 July 2024 by marke
Urgent action needed to tackle pollution, flooding and water shortages Cambridgeshire residents are facing rising water bills with proposed price hikes of 13-14%1. But we are confronted with polluted rivers and failing sewage treatment plants, dried up chalk streams, and both flooding and drought which are damaging agriculture, roads and other infrastructure and affecting our […]
4 June 2024 / 5 June 2024 by marke
The local Green Party prospective parliamentary candidates for the General Election are listed here.
31 May 2024 / 5 June 2024 by marke
Miranda Fyfe has been selected as Green Party prospective parliamentary candidate in South Cambridgeshire for the General Election 2024. Miranda has lived in Cambridgeshire for over 30 years. An active member of the Stapleford village community, she has worked in NHS management and is a keen campaigner for Active Travel and public transport, who practises […]
3 May 2024 / 3 May 2024 by marke
Abbey – Naomi Bennett Elected with 52% of vote. Coleridge – Sarah Nicmanis Second with 34% of vote. Newnham – Hugh Clough Elected with 46% of vote.
14 April 2024 / 14 April 2024 by marke
8 April 2024 / 14 April 2024 by marke
The full version of the manifesto can be found here. The shortened version is here.
7 April 2024 / 14 April 2024 by marke
Saran Nicmanis at Fanshawe Road flats, Coleridge Cambridge had just under 7350 council homes in September 20231 but, by March this year, there were still almost 28002 people on the waiting list, indicating that the City needs some 40% more social housing to give everyone a roof over their head. Cambridge City Council prides itself […]
