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It Is Time for Pennsylvania to Create a Paid Family Leave Program
Gender Pay Gap · Canberra

It Is Time for Pennsylvania to Create a Paid Family Leave Program

75% Left coverage: 4 sources
Many countries offer paid family leave for new parents. So do 13 U.S. states and Washington, D.C., including four of our neighbors, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and New York. There is no reason that Pennsylvania cannot do the same by ...See the Story
Full List of Green Party Leadership Candidates Revealed
Green Party · London

Full List of Green Party Leadership Candidates Revealed

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Members of the Green Party of England and Wales will be electing a new leadership team this summer. While voting won’t open until August 1, nominations have now closed. And we now have a full list of candidates for both the party’s leadership and deputy leadership. There are just two candidates in the running for the role of leader. Adrian Ramsay and Ellie Chowns are standing on a job share ticket. The pair are both MPs (for Waveney Valley and N…See the Story
'Snowflake': Green Party Deputy taunts Richard Tice after rejecting offer to debate him
Richard Tice · England

'Snowflake': Green Party Deputy taunts Richard Tice after rejecting offer to debate him

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Citing security concerns, Reform's deputy leader Richard Tice rejected an invitation to debate Zack Polanski at Glastonbury.See the Story

MRP poll suggests Greens will win 7 seats at next general election

A new MRP poll has indicated that the Greens could be on track for yet more success at the next general election. The poll suggests the Greens would win 7 seats were an election held now. The full results of the poll also indicate that Reform could emerge as the largest party at the next election. According to the poll, if a general election were held now, it would produce the following results (outside of the north of Ireland): Reform – 271 se…Bristol, England · BristolRead Article

Did Adrian Ramsay and Carla Denyer achieve their leadership election pledges?

Adrian Ramsay and Carla Denyer were elected co-leaders of the Green Party of England and Wales in 2021. Facing off against a number of other candidates, they were elected on a specific platform of pledges, promises and commitments. With Denyer not seeking re-election in this year’s leadership election, and with Ramsay now trying to be elected co-leader alongside Ellie Chowns, we’ve taken a look at the commitments they made in 2021 and to what ex…Carla Denyer · EnglandRead Article

Frank Adlington-Stringer to stand for Green Party deputy leadership

Another day, another candidate announced for the Green Party deputy leadership election. As of today, there are no less than seven candidates publicly announced to be in the running. Today, North East Derbyshire councillor Frank Adlington-Stringer announced he’s standing. Adlington-Stringer has come to prominence in the Green Party as a result of his regular and engaging social media content, particularly on Instagram. Announcing his candidacy o…Green Party · EnglandRead Article

What do British Jews actually think about Israel, and why does this matter?

Eighteen months have passed since October 7 and Israel’s vicious reprisals against Gazans, Palestinians and various neighbouring counties. The response of Western powers has been at best passive, and at worst actively, materially supporting Israel’s crimes in Gaza and the West Bank and regional warmongering. Why is this the case? A common explanation is that western support for Israel results from politicians pandering to local Jewish communitie…Judaism · GazaRead Article

YouGov poll reveals top reasons why ex-Labour voters are now backing the Greens

New polling has revealed why people who voted for Labour in the 2024 general election but who now say they’re backing the Greens have made the switch. According to the poll, the most commonly given reason as to why ex-Labour voters are now voting Green is that Labour has been too right wing. YouGov asked voters who’d previously voted Labour but now say they intend to vote Green for their three biggest reasons for this. The top reasons given were…Gaza · GazaRead Article

What are the big issues in the Green Party leadership election?

This summer, members of the Green Party of England and Wales will be voting to elect new leaders and deputy leaders. It's the first election for the party's leaders since 2021, and the first for deputy leaders since 2022. Politics in Britain has changed a lot since then. So too has the Green Party. The...Green Party · GazaRead Article

10,000 people sign petition calling for rail rolling stock to be taken into public ownership

More than 10,000 people have signed a petition calling for the government to take Britain’s trains into public ownership. The petition, hosted by anti-privatisation group We Own It, acknowledges that the government is in the process of taking the rail operators into public ownership (ie. the companies that run the services), but that under the government’s plans the trains themselves will remain privately owned. The petition reads: “The governme…Trains · EnglandRead Article

Rachel Millward announces Green Party deputy leadership bid

It’s a crowded field in this year’s election for the deputy leadership of the Green Party. Yesterday (June 11), another candidate threw their hat into the ring, as Rachel Millward announced she’s standing for the role. Millward is currently the co-leader of Wealden District Council. Since taking on that role, she’s developed a reputation as an effective media performer, being a regular guest on regional BBC political programming. Announcing her …Green Party · EnglandRead Article

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