Green Party

Euro elections round up: Lib Dem austerity mongers make big wins in elections

Lib Dem austerity mongers make big wins in elections

Letters: It’s a fraud to say Tories did nothing wrong on expenses

I suspect few readers of this newspaper will have been surprised at the decision of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) last week.

Don’t be fooled by the Green Party liberals

For many years the Greens—or at least some of them—seemed to be to the left of Labour.

Don’t make alliances with the right wing

The idea of a “progressive alliance” is back in fashion. It has been supported both by Caroline Lucas of the Greens and Nicola Sturgeon of the Scottish National Party (SNP).

Remain or Leave—the left debates different visions of Europe (Video)

Natalie Bennett, Green Party leader, debates Joseph Choonara from the SWP and Lexit—the left leave campaign

Video and report of left EU debate with Caroline Lucas in Brighton

Over 200 people joined a left wing debate on the European Union (EU) referendum in Brighton last night, Thursday.

As 5 May elections loom - who do we vote for now?

12 April 2016
Who should we vote for in the 5 May elections? We have to look at the wider context of politics and resistance, argues Charlie Kimber

Natalie Bennett rules out a move to the right at Green Party conference

29 September 2015
Up to 2,000 Green Party members met for their conference in Bournemouth last weekend.

Green Party spring conference calls for an end to Tory austerity

10 March 2015
Some 1,300 people attended the Green Party spring conference in Liverpool last weekend. It was the largest conference the Greens have ever held.

How can we take on austerity in the general election?

10 February 2015
There is a growing debate among socialists in Britain about how to build the alternative to the cuts that the poor want and need, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

How radical are the Greens?

20 January 2015
The Green Party’s left wing policies are winning it more support. But the party’s record in office shows that it can’t be relied on to stand up for workers, writes Nick Clark