Lots of support for Tor Pingree as Green Party Candidate 28 June 2024 / 28 June 2024 by Patrick Lots of people in Worcester are showing their support for Tor to be Worcester’s next MP and urging voters to vote green by putting up a Green Party poster.So many that we ran out of posters for a while, but as these are now back in stock. Why not join in and show your support […] Read more »
Question Time at King’s Worcester 27 June 2024 / 27 June 2024 by Patrick There was lively discussion and debate in College Hall at King’s Worcester on Monday evening (24th June red.), as the School hosted a Question Time style meeting with local parliamentary candidates. All the candidates for election were invited to take part, and Mel Allcott spoke for the Liberal Democrats, Marc Bayliss for the Conservative and […] Read more »
Cllr Matt Jenkins injured after being knocked off his bike 22 June 2024 by Patrick A WORCESTER councillor has called for more to be done to protect cyclists after he was knocked off his bike and ended up in an ambulance. Cllr Matthew Jenkins, who represents Worcester-St Stephen at Worcestershire County Council, said he has been hit by a car twice in the past eight months while cycling. He believes ‘the […] Read more »
West Mercia chief constable Kyle Gordon: Green Party reacts 22 June 2024 / 22 June 2024 by Patrick Worcester’s Green MP candidate says the post of police and crime commissioner has become too politicised after the fallout over the force’s missing chief constable. Tor Pingree, the Green Party Parliamentary candidate for Worcester, made the comments after it was revealed the preferred candidate for chief constable would not be taking up the post. Metropolitan police commander Kyle Gordon will not now take […] Read more »
Green Party publishes its manifesto 12 June 2024 by Matthew The Green Party’s manifesto has been launched. Millions of people in our country are feeling insecure and deeply worried about the future. We live in one of the richest countries on the planet, yet nurses are using food banks, our children’s schools are crumbling, a roof over our heads is all too often unaffordable, and […] Read more »
