Green Party calls for inflation proof pay rise for nurses and reintroduction of bursaries to help stop undermining African health systems
6 June 2023
Responding to reports that the recruitment of nurses by high-income countries from poorer nations such as Ghana is “out of control” and leaving health systems struggling due to a “brain-drain” [1], Carla Denyer, co-leader of the Green Party said:
“The recruitment of nurses from Ghana and other...Read More »
Greens respond to Chancellor’s statement on recession being a price worth paying
26 May 2023
Green Party Finance and Economy spokesperson Molly Scott Cato reacted to Chancellor Jermey Hunt’s claim that a recession would be a price worth paying to bring down inflation [1]:
“It’s easy for a millionaire Chancellor to advocate pushing people into losing their jobs and homes because failed...Read More »
Greens call for compassionate and rational approach to migration
25 May 2023
As figures from the Office for National Statistics show net migration to the UK reached 606,000 last year [1], the Green Party has reiterated its call for a new approach which is both compassionate and rational.
Co-leader Carla Denyer said:
“The talk today will be on the...Read More »
Green Party response to new Ofgem price cap
25 May 2023
Responding to the new Ofgem price cap [1], Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer said:
“The new price cap underlines the urgent need to transition away from more expensive, environmentally damaging fossil fuels as fast as possible, both for the cost of living crisis and the climate crisis.
Greens pledge to bring democracy to private sector housing and end feudal leaseholds
22 May 2023
Up to 10 million people in England would benefit from a Green Party pledge to abolish feudal forms of home ownership and replace them with a system that offers people choice and control [1].
Co-leader Carla Denyer, who has witnessed the growing crisis in leaseholds as a...Read More »