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Latest Green News
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4th May 2012 Greens make progress in local elections The Green Party of England and Wales are celebrating after they added to their number of councillors and successfully defended seats in existing strongholds. |
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10th Apr 2012 Clifton Green decision up for review Green Councillors call in for further scrutiny the decision to remove a controversial cycle lane at Clifton Green. |
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2nd Apr 2012 Taking Green Tea with the Councillors Green Party Councillors were at a pop-up Green Café on New Walk this weekend to talk to consituents. |
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28th Mar 2012 Residents say leave cycle lane alone! An FOI request reveals that the vast majority of people responding to the consultation on the controversial Clifton Green cycle lane have asked the Council to retain the existing layout. |
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2nd Mar 2012 Council cuts residents' say on local schemes York Green Party says that Labour's plans for neighbourhood working in York are more bureaucratic, despite the axing of seven staff in the unit responsible for the work programme. |
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24th Feb 2012 York Greens slam Labour's budget York's Labour administration passed its budget last night. Greens questioned Labour's priorities. |
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22nd Feb 2012 York Greens unveil their budget plans York's Green Party budget proposes scrapping the Labour leader's planned £1m 'Delivery and Innovation Fund' in order to reduce the severity of the cuts to the most vulnerable in York. |
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22nd Feb 2012 Planning Committee shoots itself in the foot "The recent decision by planning committee to approve a big new garden centre at York Business Park threatens long term job potential for York", says Green leader Andy D'Agorne. "It's also evidence of the council's lack of regard for its own long term planning policies."
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