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  • Article: Feb 28, 2012
    By Baroness Kate Parminter in Lib Dem Voice

    Food is part of all our lives - whether it is concerns about the cost of eating or about getting the right nutrition for elderly relatives or fussy youngsters. It is part of our cultural experience - sharing meals with loved ones to celebrate special occasions and local delicacies reflecting the interplay of people and land like Bakewell Tarts, Lancashire Hotpots & Yorkshire Puddings. Given its centrality to all our lives it is important that the policy framework to support the provision of food is right.

  • Article: Feb 15, 2012

    Britain's triple 'A' credit rating is now in doubt. This, if nothing else so far has, should raise concern in the mind of George Osborne that a new approach to Britain's economy, and future, is needed.

    Can he be persuaded to take a new approach that aims for a triple G rated economy? An economy triple rated as Great Going on Green Issues?

  • Article: Feb 3, 2012
    By Steve Bradley, Chair

    The Green Liberal Democrats are saddened to hear of the resigination today of Rt Hon Chris Huhne MP from the role of Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change.

    Chris was an excellent advocate for the environmental agenda within both the coalition government and the Liberal Democrat party. There is much he can feel proud of from his 20 months in the role - like his leadership role at the Durban Climate Conference, the huge growth in renewable energy during his tenure, and putting the UK Economy on track to meet its carbon targets.

  • Article: Jan 6, 2012

    Our Regional Reps will have 3 main aims;

    1. to increase contact and communication with our members,

    2. increase representation and discussion of regional issues, and

    3. encourage Green issues to penetrate policy and decision-making at regional (and local) party levels.

    Regional Reps, like other members, will be welcome to join our Exec Meetings.

  • Article: Oct 21, 2011
    By Simon Oliver

    The Green Libdems have just completed their participation in the consultation process for the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). Our contribution can be found in the resource folder linked below.

    Consultation Documents

    In addition we have produced a briefing paper on the Localism Bill

    Briefing Documents

  • Article: Aug 20, 2011

    Your very own Simon Oliver, Green Liberal Democrat Membership Secretary, has recently taken to raising green issues on the Libdem Voice website.

    Please take the time to read and comment if you wish.

  • Article: Dec 11, 2010
  • Challenge Winter 2010 Front Cover
    Article: Dec 11, 2010

    The winter edition of our members-only magazine is now out, with stories about:

    Biodiversity

    The Coalition Promise to be the greenest government ever and introduce a floor price for carbon

    The impact of drugs on the environment

    The challenge of green technologies

    The potential benefits of a carbon dividend

  • Article: Dec 11, 2010

    Cancún climate change summit: Chris Huhne says progress has been made

    But UK climate change minister is worried that deal could be undone by countries 'throwing their toys out of the pram'

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/blog/2010/dec/10/cancun-climate-change-summit-chris-huhne

    As an indication of how critical this is, Connie Hedegaard, the EU's climate change commissioner, said "If we leave Cancún without getting anything out of this, I think multilateralism has a problem."

  • Article: Dec 10, 2010

    Solihull MP Lorely Burt has welcomed Solihull Planning Committee's decision to reject the controversial 'Parkgate' scheme that would have devastated local green spaces.

    Mrs Burt, who spoke against the proposals at the planning meeting last night, said:

    'It is a great relief to me, and to the thousands of residents who didn't want to see their green spaces lost by this proposal. We would have been forced to destroy a ring of centuries old oak trees and many other mature trees and ancient hedgerows in the park to make way for an ASDA superstore.

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