Greens oppose extending windfall tax to renewable sector
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24 May 2022
The Green Party has said the renewable energy sector should not be liable for a windfall tax and that fossil fuel companies must not be able to avoid such a tax by ‘hiding behind the façade of clean energy investments.’ Greens have made the demands following suggestions...Read More »
Greens call on ‘serial liar’ Johnson to resign after party pictures emerge
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23 May 2022
Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer has said the Prime Minister must finally do the right thing and resign after ITV News published pictures of him drinking at a party during lockdown [1].
Denyer said:
“It is now more clear than ever that Boris Johnson attended parties at...Read More »
Greens press for 10:1 pay ratio law as gap between bosses and staff continues to widen
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23 May 2022
The Green Party has repeated its call for the pay ratio between chief executives and their workers to be limited to a ratio of 10:1. The demand comes as new evidence reveals pay ratios in the first months of 2022 averaged 63:1, almost doubling the ratio in...Read More »
Green Party respond to government decision to 'smash' Northern Ireland Protocol
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17 May 2022
Responding to the statement by the Foreign Secretary, Liz Truss, that the government plans to legislate to rewrite the Northern Ireland Protocol [1], Green Party co-leader, Carla Denyer, said:
“At least this government is consistent. They make rules and agree to laws and then routinely break them. From breaking...Read More »
Ofgem: tinkering with energy cap review fails to address cost of living crisis
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16 May 2022
Responding to the announcement by energy regulator Ofgem that it plans to review the energy cap every three months rather than the current six months [1], co-leader of the Green Party, Adrian Ramsay, said:
“Changing the goalposts in this way will do nothing to help the millions...Read More »