Letters to the Press
It was disappointing but unsurprising to learn that traffic congestion in the city surged with the school run. What was most sobering, though, was that our congestion level increases were … Continue reading
Open letter to Jon Ashworth and Sir Peter Soulsby
Leicester Green Party were extremely concerned to read about the financial irregularities at UHL, which represent an unprecedented financial break-down by an NHS Trust. The fact that the Trust retrospectively … Continue reading
Leicester Green Party response to Leicester Local Plan.
Below is a summary of the response that the Leicester Green Party made to the Leicester City Council regarding the current proposals documented in the Leicester Local Plan. While, overall, … Continue reading
Letters to the Press: Work Place Parking Levy
Leicester Green Party wholeheartedly support plans for a work place car park levy (WPL) in Leicester. Why? Because WPLs work, and without one, Leicester faces yet more air pollution, congestion, … Continue reading
Letters to the press: Work Place Parking Levy
Leicester Green Party wholeheartedly support plans by the council to look at the feasibility of a work place car part levy scheme. Congestion and air pollution are huge problems for … Continue reading
Letters to the press: LCC not supporting local businesses
Covid is having a massive impact on us all, and changing the high street, but we have power as shoppers to shop local, and our council have a huge role … Continue reading
Letters to the press: Disabled people in Leicester
The following is the transcript of a letter from a Leicester Green Party member to the local press. I have to completely agree with Nigel Backhurst who writes that on-going … Continue reading
The Local Political Process
Joint Scrutiny Commission: Adult Social Care and Health (Online) Meeting 26/10/2020 The council sets up scrutiny commissions which cover various aspects of city life and these commissions advise the executive … Continue reading
To cross or not to cross?
Leicester’s worrying lack of disability consideration in city planning Two new street crossings outside city hall were unveiled by Adam Clarke and the council recently to a mixed response. The … Continue reading
How does the Council really work?
Health & Wellbeing Scrutiny Commission (Online) – 06/10/2020 The council sets up scrutiny commissions which cover various aspects of city life and these commissions advise the executive in their decision … Continue reading
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