With year 2 of their current term now in full swing, the Edinburgh Green Councillors are continuing to work hard on their manifesto commitments, even while in opposition!The post Green Councillors’ report for Sep 2023 appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Council Tax may not be a just system of local taxation but the Scottish Government consultation gives us an opportunity to make it fairer and increase money for public services, argues Green Cllr Alys Mumford The post A chance to make local taxes fairer appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

22 May to 21 August (including recess)The post Green Councillors’ report for Aug 2023 appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Dan Heap argues that the council can make better use of its leverage to remove barriers to culture for local people.The post Our city’s culture can be accessible year-round appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Every day we read about new record temperatures around the world, we need to take action.The post We need collective and immediate action on climate appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

To celebrate International Co-operatives Day, we look at how local co-operatives provide housing, food and services as people-centred enterprises that aim to change the world.The post Co-operatives – Edinburgh’s democratic economy appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

How an urban space redesign project developed a life of its own.The post Transforming The Causey for the community appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Longstanding Green member Bill Brockie died on 11 June after a period of illness. Former Green councillor Gavin Corbett reflects on Bill’s legacy.The post Bill Brockie – a life well lived appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

As the council make nearly £9 million of cuts to health and social care services, Claire Miller warns this will take a system dependent on unpaid carers dangerously close to complete failure.The post Only just hanging on – a crisis in care appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

22 April to 21 MayThe post Green Councillors’ report for May 2023 appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Cllr Alys Mumford points out the real, noticeable changes for the people of Edinburgh that their 10 Green councillors have made.The post What a difference a year makes appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

24 March to 21 AprilThe post Green Councillors’ report for Apr 2023 appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Cllr Jule Bandel explains why and how we can make better decisions with participatory budgeting.The post Putting power in the hands of the people appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Lorna Slater’s report to Lothian branches of the Scottish Greens for Mar 2023The post Lothian Green MSP report – Mar 2023 appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Cllr Claire Miller is pushing back against proposals which could put people at serious risk of ill health.The post Health and social care budget cuts need more scrutiny appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

23 February to 23 MarchThe post Green Councillors’ report for Mar 2023 appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Enjoyment of Edinburgh’s beautiful historic park is marred by the noise and disruption of traffic. Car Free Holyrood is campaigning to make it a place for people, not cars.The post Holyrood Park – for everyone to enjoy appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Cllr Kayleigh O’Neill examines why International Women’s Day is needed now more than ever.The post In political games, women are always the losers appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

23 January to 22 FebruaryThe post Green Councillors’ report for Feb 2023 appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.

Lorna Slater’s report to Lothian branches of the Scottish Greens for Feb 2023The post Lothian Green MSP report – Feb 2023 appeared first on Edinburgh Green Party.