9 March 2025 / 17 March 2025 by patrickvs
A ‘guardian angel’ city councillor swept up broken glass after he became concerned a child, cyclist or dog could be injured. Cllr Andrew Cross cleared up the broken glass in Warndon Villages in Worcester using a dustpan and brush after concerns were raised in a community group. The Green Party city councillor for Leopard Hill and county […]
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A senior politician has visited Worcester and reaffirmed his party’s position on renewable energy. Zack Polanski, deputy leader of the Green Party, visited Worcester today (March 8) to help conjure up support for councillors in the upcoming county council elections. Mr Polanski spent the day door knocking, visiting businesses such as Pack it in and Spin […]
27 February 2025 / 27 February 2025 by patrickvs
At the city council meeting on Tuesday February 18th, councillors voted to pass the budget for 2025/26 and the Medium Term Financial Plan for 2025-2030. All Labour councillors voted in favour of the budget. Worcester Green Party councillors either voted against or abstained on the budget. Karen Lewing, deputy leader for the Green group and […]
22 February 2025 / 24 February 2025 by patrickvs
Green Councillor Tor Pingree will be leading Worcester Green Party’s annual ‘Walk and Talk’ to celebrate International Women’s Day on Saturday 8th March. The event will lead attendees through the city, stopping at sites linked to notable women residents of the city to relate stories of their lives, achievements and, sometimes, notoriety. Tor said “I’m really pleased […]
19 February 2025 by patrickvs
On Monday 17th February the Labour government confirmed which projects are going to be funded through the Levelling Up Funding stream. Unfortunately the remaining funding required for Comer Gardens Hall was not included in this funding, which is very sad news indeed for the hall. As soon as the funding announcement was made Councillor Alex Kinnersley […]
18 February 2025 / 18 February 2025 by patrickvs
A city councillor has pledged to support the needs of children and young people during the restructuring of local government in South Worcestershire. Katie Collier, Green councillor for Leopard Hill, has called for “crucial” work done by the city council to not be lost when it becomes part of a unitary authority by April 2028. She […]
