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Standing up for what matters
The Green Party is growing fast. We now represent people in Westminster and in a record number of local councils across the country.
Here in Bradford we have two hard working Green councillors, Martin Love and Kevin Warnes and we are working hard to elect even more!
We're working progressively on local issues; to improve the lives of all people across Bradford District, and to improve our local environment.
We rely on people power rather than corporate finance in all that we do. Get involved with us today so that we can achieve so much more for Bradford.
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Latest Shipley Ward News
Green Party Councillor Martin Love has welcomed the decision by Bradford Council to not class the enlarged 5G mast on Bingley Road Shipley as a permitted development. Councillor Love and his ward colleague Kevin Warnes had raised concerns that this mast was significantly larger and more imposing than the one it was meant to replace […]
Read More… from Shipley councillor welcomes news that 5G mast NOT classed as “permitted development”
The Green Party has responded to government announcements of new lock-down measures across Bradford District and other areas of Northern England. Councillor Martin Love, leader of the Green Party Group on Bradford District Council, said: “The government’s lacklustre approach to track and trace has failed. “Announcing major new lock-down measures on Twitter with less than […]
Read More… from Green Party respond to increased lock down rules in Bradford
Shipley’s Green Party councillors call for Bradford Council to use the ‘Blight Site Fund’ to take control of the derelict Hirst Wood Garden Centre in Saltaire following the refusal of the latest planning application for three houses. Shipley Ward Green Party councillors have welcomed this week’s planning decision to refuse consent for new housing on […]
Read More… from Green councillor calls for action on “Blight site” following latest planning refusal
