-
Nothing in Labour's County Manifesto on Climate Change
-
Litter picking for Earth Day is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic
Greens are accusing the City Council of not comprehending the enormity of the climate and ecological crisis after they recommend that residents 'litter pick' as an Earth Day activity.
Says... Read MoreFun and games: Greens encourage action on Earth Day
22nd April is celebrated worldwide as Earth Day.
Earth Day has become a significant annual occurrence, created to support the health and well-being of our environment. Tomorrow is the 51st... Read MoreStrangest local elections in living memory, say the Greens
May 6th look set to be the strangest elections in living memory, say the Greens. Not only will they be conducted under Covid constraints but people in Oxford will be... Read More2022 Oxford City election manifesto
Statement on death of Prince Philip
Reacting to the sad news of the death of Prince Philip, Green Group Council Leader, Cllr Craig Simmons, spoke on BBC Radio last night. Cllr Simmons had met Prince Philip in... Read MoreEmergency beds open on Easter Monday for people experiencing rough sleeping
Says Green Councillor Dick Wolff, "It is absurd that the Council requires rough sleepers to present at O'Hanlon House between 11 pm and midnight. The point of providing emergency beds... Read More
Action Plan doesn't exist! 23/3/21
A joint statement from the leaders of the Greens (Cllr Craig Simmons) and Liberal Democrats (Cllr Andrew Gant):
"This Zero Carbon 2040 Action Plan simply doesn't exist at the present time.... Read More
Greens secure tentative Council backing for new Oxford National Park
At a meeting on Full Council on Monday evening, 22nd March, the Greens secured cross-party agreement for a motion tentatively supporting the proposals by Bioabundance for a new Oxford National... Read More
Council outlines next steps for Zero Carbon Oxford Partnership
Says Green Councillor Dick Wolff, "This revival and re-branding of the Low Carbon Oxford Partnership is welcome but we need action - not more words. Oxford City Council, who claim... Read More
