Greens welcome review into Sizewell C: “We need to invest in renewables and insulation”
4 November 2022
The Green Party has welcomed the news that plans to build a new nuclear power plant in Suffolk are under review [1] and urged for more investment in renewables and insulation.
Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay said:
“New nuclear power is a distraction from addressing the...Read More »
Greens call on Sunak to show genuine climate leadership at home and at COP27
2 November 2022
Commenting on the U-turn by Rishi Sunak, who now plans to attend the COP27 climate summit in Egypt, Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer said:
“This is a welcome U-turn brought about by public pressure, though it is perhaps understandable the prime minister might be nervous about...Read More »
Rishi Sunak must show global leadership at COP27, say Greens
31 October 2022
As speculation continues to grow on whether Rishi Sunak will bow to mounting pressure and attend this year’s COP27 climate talks in Egypt after all, Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay, said:
“Despite being pushed into attending, if he does ultimately go to the COP27 climate talks, we...Read More »
Greens call for tougher windfall tax after Shell announce £8 billion profits
27 October 2022
The Green Party has called for a tougher windfall tax on the profits of oil and gas companies to help ease the cost of living crisis for households across the country, after Shell announced its profits had more than doubled between July and September [1].
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Greens call for policy changes not just musical chairs at Cabinet
25 October 2022
The Green Party has called for a policy reset to match the Cabinet changes announced by new PM Rishi Sunak.
Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay said:
“Jacob Rees Mogg was a disaster in the short time he was Business Secretary, backing fracking and opening up the North...Read More »