Media Lens: Climate indifference at the top threatens four billion lives
What on Earth are our leaders doing? According to yesterday’s article by Media Lens, nothing like enough: not even in terms of taking the impending …
What on Earth are our leaders doing? According to yesterday’s article by Media Lens, nothing like enough: not even in terms of taking the impending …
Though this year’s unprecedented and intense heatwaves seem for now to have subsided, the past few months have left many concerned that summers like these …
Some photos from the vigil for Prof. Jason Arday, held at Trafalgar Square on Monday 17th August, with grateful thanks to the photographer for permission …
Following our previous post on Kent Reform councillors’ disastrous decision to destroy 100 acres of ancient, irreplaceable woodland, the consultation over this proposal is now …
Tonbridge and Malling Green Party members were out in force on Saturday 8th August at Tonbridge Pride. We had a tombola stall, and as usual …
Thank you to everyone who showed up for Saturday’s litter pick at Tonbridge Aldi: a great team of people who care about our community. A …
By an extremely narrow margin of 37-33, Kent County Council has approved the Kent Minerals and Waste Local Plan, which includes an expansion of Hermitage …
The Reading Agency’s Summer Reading Challenge is returning to Kent libraries from Saturday 4 July to Saturday 5 September. Any child aged 4 to 11 …
“Houses are, first and foremost, homes; they’re not first and foremost investment vehicles,” deputy Green leader Rachel Millward said in a recent interview with the BBC.
Green peer Natalie Bennett has introduced the Nature’s Rights Bill into Parliament. Its second reading took place today in the House of Lords. This bill was authored by Mumta Ito, founder of Nature’s Rights, and is based on the Integrated Rights Framework she originated and developed. It is designed to grant nature legal recognition for the first time in UK law.