Month: November 2022

Green Party holds Beccles County Council seat with vastly increased majority over the Conservatives which is a massive 2114 votes to the Conservatives 624 and Labour’s 260.  A Green Party spokesperson said. “ This result demonstrates that not only is the Green Party the only alternative to the Conservatives in rural Suffolk but that they…… Continue reading Ash/Beccles -Press

Amazing and well deserved win for Ash Lever in Beccles, elected as Suffolk County Councillor, November 17th, by a massive majority – 70% of the vote

Green Party co-leader spoke with concerned businesses Annette Dunning welcomed Adrian Ramsay, co-leader of the Green Party, and our parliamentary candidate, to Halesworth this November. Locally, she has been working to support local businesses as they suffer with rising bills. These businesses are community hubs for people and we need to help them through this…… Continue reading Adrian Ramsay visits Halesworth

Would love Ash to get elected and be able to support each other. The other candidates live 9 miles away. Wonder how much time they would spend in this ward?

How clean is the River Blyth? After the Poo campaign in Bungay challenging the water quality of the Waveney River, and the result – the River Waveney Trust working with Anglia Water to raise the standard to human bathing standard – our own River Blyth came up for scrutiny by Will Harvey. Will Harvey once…… Continue reading Going through the motions

Ahead of Rishi Sunak speaking at COP27, co-leader Adrian Ramsay urged the prime minister to come clean and reveal the shortfall in UK climate finance. He said: “The Prime Minister must use his speech today to pledge he will deliver the UK’s overdue climate finance. The whole COP process risks failure unless richer countries deliver…… Continue reading Adrian at Cop27