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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
The Green Party’s national campaign to cut road deaths and injuries in towns and cities celebrates another victory as Bradford Council announce a consultation to roll out 20mph zones across Shipley. Councillors Kevin Warnes and Martin Love are working closely with highways officers on the roll-out of a 20mph zone across the whole of central Shipley. […]
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Bradford Green Party welcome statistics from Bradford Council which show the time taken to replace faulty street lights has dropped significantly across the whole of Bradford District with big improvements in some wards. The time taken to repair faulty street lights has dropped significantly from 2018 to 2019 meaning lights are turned back on far […]
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On Fly-tipping Friday, Bradford District Green Party have highlighted new research shows that Bradford is the third worst place in the country for fly-tipping. The research by The Furniture Recycling Group (TFRG) puts Bradford behind only Liverpool and Manchester in terms of overall fly-tipping incidents in 2018 and 2019. Matt Edwards, Green Party campaigner for […]
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