Worcester Green Party

No excuse for fly-tipping, say City Councillors

19 December 2024 / 19 December 2024 by patrickvs

City Councillors working to reduce incidents of fly-tipping in private alleyways say that they have had some recent success in removing it, but unfortunately, it is still happening. Karen Lewing and Hannah Cooper, Arboretum Ward city councillors, are keen to promote the ways in which residents can get rid of furniture and other large items […]

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Worcestershire Royal Hospital traffic affects newborns

19 December 2024 / 19 December 2024 by patrickvs

NEWBORN babies are are among patients stuck in hospital traffic while County Hall car parks stand empty and a frustrated councillor calls for urgent change. Cllr Andrew Cross’s online petition calling for the car parks at closed County Hall to be opened up to ease pressure on the car parks at Worcestershire Royal Hospital in Worcester has no gained […]

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Worcestershire Royal Hospital traffic chaos: call for action

16 December 2024 / 19 December 2024 by patrickvs

CONFUSED councillors are scratching their heads as hospital patients and staff are still suffering long queues while perfectly good car parks stand empty close by. Cllr Andrew Cross, supported by other Green Party councillors, has now set up an online petition calling for an urgent solution to the gridlock at Worcestershire Royal Hospital in Worcester […]

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Council backs plan to make Worcester Age-Friendly Community

15 December 2024 / 19 December 2024 by patrickvs

A PLAN to make Worcester an Age-friendly Community has been backed by councillors. The idea is to better understand the needs of older people and for the city council to take these into account when making decisions. There are already more than 85 Age-friendly Communities in the UK – places recognised for enabling people to […]

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Cllr Tor Pingree calls for better road safety in Worcester

15 December 2024 / 19 December 2024 by patrickvs

Getting more children cycling or walking to school is behind a new petition asking road safety improvements in Worcester. Tor Pingree, Green Party councillor for St Clement, has launched the petition calling for greater investment in enabling children to get to school safely. The petition highlights how active travel, such as walking, wheeling or cycling, […]

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Plan proposed by Green Party to honour Covid key workers rejected

14 December 2024 / 19 December 2024 by Matthew

At the Worcester City Council meeting on December 10th 2024, Green Party councillors proposed a motion to award Freedom of the City to COVID key workers. Proposing the motion, Alex Mace, councillor for St Stephen ward said: “March 2025 will be the fifth anniversary of the first COVID-19 lockdown. Covid killed over 230,000 people in […]

January 4, 2025: County Council Campaign Launch
The Granary
Unit 6, St. Martin's Quarter
Worcester, WR1 2DA

You are invited to join members and activists at our County Campaign Launch Event.
Key Note Speaker

We are delighted to have Green MP Ellie Chowns as our keynote speaker. Ellie achieved an historic breakthrough this year winning the North Herefordshire seat with 43%. At the previous election she had scored a creditable 9.3% of the vote. Ellie will speak on how she achieved this historic win.
This year Tor Pingree achieved 10.4% of the vote in Worcester with 10.4%, a great indicator of our potential to be chosen as a target constituency at the next general election.
To achieve a Green MP in Worcester we need to prove that we can sustain our election success and have the capability to create an army of ground campaigners as well as the ability to raise the funds necessary for a credible campaign.
At the event you will learn about our election strategy and be introduced to our county council election campaign candidates. We will explain how each of us can play our part in making that success happen.
There is no entry fee but do please do buy food and drinks to help fund the event.
It's a party so we will have music to round off the evening - our very own Tor Pingree who sings as part of Icy Moon Explorers as well as the hugely popular Tyler Massey, recently featured at our gig in St. Peter's.

It will be a first chance to bid in our Auction of Promises on-line as part of our fundraising for the final push towards the elections and also to donate to our highly valued 100 Club that help propel us to success in May 2024 City Elections.
Please RSVP so we can plan the catering
If you don't know anybody yet or are new to Worcester and want to meet someone briefly for a coffee in advance then please e-mail the organiser and we will arrange a pre-meeting.
If you need a disabled parking space (they are limited) then please let the organiser know so it can be reserved. The venue is fully accessible.
If you would like to come but will need a lift there and back, also let us know and we will try and arrange for a member to pick you up and drop you back afterwards.
January 11, 2025: Big Day Out - Saturday 11th January - Riverside
Riverside
33 Shrubbery Avenue
Worcester, WR1 1QN

The elections for Worcestershire County Council in May are a big opportunity to set the direction of the county for the years to come. For the first time in over 20 years, the Conservatives could lose control and the Green Party could hold the balance of power.
In Worcester, we have a fantastic opportunity to win the most seats on the county council, and win the popular vote for the third year running.
After our excellent city county election results in May, we need to keep building, to make Worcester impossible to ignore as a general election target. To do this we need to gain Riverside division from the Conservatives.
We will have a choice of canvassing and leaflet delivery available. Don't worry if this is the first time you've decided to come to an action day as full training will be provided and we will be going out in teams.
We're meeting at 33 Shrubbery Avenue, Worcester, WR1 1QN, at 10 am. Lunch will be provided and there will be an afternoon session starting at 1.30.
Shrubbery Avenue is about 15 minutes’ walk from Foregate Street station. There is 3 hours’ free parking on the street, then permitted parking on the street after 3 hours - anyone parking can request a permit from Matt. Contact Matt on mattadamwilliams@gmail.com

Please let us know you can come by signing up.

We look forward to seeing you on 11th January!