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Glasgow Greens confirm Holyrood 2021 constituency candidates

Wed 31 Mar, 2021

The Glasgow Green Party has selected candidates for multiple constituencies in Glasgow for the first time in a Scottish election.

Lead Glasgow regional candidates Patrick Harvie, Kim Long and Nadia Kanyange will contest their home constituencies of Glasgow Kelvin, Glasgow Provan and Glasgow Pollok respectively.

Recent polling suggests that the party are on track to elect at least two MSPs in Glasgow, and a record number nationally.

Scottish Greens co-leader, Partick resident and lead Glasgow candidate Patrick Harvie said:

Glasgow Greens Select First Group of 2022 Council Candidates

Fri 2 Oct, 2020

The Glasgow Green Party has selected its first group of candidates for elections to the City Council in 2022.

In total, candidates have been selected for 16 wards. Further selections will take place for the remaining wards closer to the election.

The party is seeking to build on its record seven councillors elected in 2017.

The selected candidates are:

Glasgow Green Party AGM 2019

Sun 8 Sep, 2019

The Annual General Meeting of the Glasgow Green Party will be held on Saturday 21st September, at Community Central Hall, 292 - 316 Maryhill Road, Glasgow. Doors will open at 10am, with the AGM starting at 10.30am.

A full agenda will follow, but note that the meeting will include:

EU Elections 2019 - Thank You

Fri 31 May, 2019

The European Elections are now over, and although the Green Wave didn't quite hit Scotland's shores there was still a positive result and gains were made in Glasgow.  Patrick Harvie has a message for everyone who campaigned in Glasgow, why they should be proud of Glasgow's results, and what we can do going forwards.

Earth Day Alert

Mon 22 Apr, 2019

Today is Earth Day. To celebrate we urge all members of the Glasgow branch to fill in Glasgow City Council's Climate Change survey to make sure that the Climate Emergency Working Group gets a clear message that Glasgow residents demand more action.

The survey can be found here: www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/ClimateChange2019/ . To help you complete the survey we've provided some sample answers based on our manifesto commitments and other proposals as suggested by our branch's Climate Emergency Working Group.

A Greener Future for Byres Road

Fri 19 Apr, 2019

Last year Greens warned [https://greens.scot/glasgow/news/9-million-byres-road-plans-risk-a-misse... that the £9 million investment in Byres Road risked being a missed opportunity, with timid plans that did nothing to tackle congestion or air pollution, and that failed to provide the sort of safe infrastructure needed to make walking and cycling attractive and encourage people to stop using cars for short journeys.

Save Otago Lane

Mon 8 Apr, 2019

Help is urgently need to save Otago Lane after a new planning application has been submitted for flats up to seven storeys high. These are to be built to the rear of 65-77 Otago Street and on Otago Lane and anyone concerned is asked to submit a planning objection by Friday 12th April.

Glasgow Budget: Greens Protect Services and Back Climate Emergency Fund

Thu 21 Feb, 2019

Green Councillors in Glasgow have today (21 February 2019) unveiled their proposed city budget which sets out spending plans to protect local services, act on the climate emergency and give more power to local communities.

Green Budget Deal Gives Extra Funding To Glasgow

Fri 1 Feb, 2019

Yesterday in Holyrood Green pressure delivered what Councils across Scotland have been asking for – extra funding to prevent cuts, greater freedom to raise funds locally, and a vital package of long-term local tax reforms.

“Setting in motion an end to the unfair Council Tax is a huge achievement and, together with other reforms, it means councils like Glasgow can raise more money locally, like most other modern European cities," said Cllr Allan Young, co-convenor of the Green Councillors Group in Glasgow.