A Walthamstow resident has asked if I will pledge to support the Leonard Cheshire campaign demanding better rail transport for disabled people.
Continue reading “Demanding better rail transport for disabled people”The UK has a moral duty to lead on international aid
I’ve received an email from a Walthamstow resident, asking me to contact Green Party leadership to hear their views on international aid. While I wait for a response from them, I thought I’d jot down my own thoughts, and the Green Party’s plans for international aid.
Continue reading “The UK has a moral duty to lead on international aid”Ensuring trade democracy
As you would expect, Brexit is a concern for residents of Walthamstow, where more than 59% voted to remain. I believe Brexit will create more problems for the UK, one of which will be the impact of any trade deals we negotiate after leaving.
Continue reading “Ensuring trade democracy”Walthamstow’s children have been let down
I’ve been asked to commit to 6 promises by the Stop School Cuts campaign:
Continue reading “Walthamstow’s children have been let down”Supporting Walthamstow’s renters
“I urge you to commit to reforming the private rented sector if elected, and to support the Renter Manifesto.”
This was an email that dropped in my inbox from a single-parent renter currently living in cramped accommodation and sleeping on their sofa, because of the high rent prices in Walthamstow.
Continue reading “Supporting Walthamstow’s renters”Celebrating Walthamstow’s Social Enterprises
On #SocialEnterpriseDay, I turn my attention to the Social Enterprises of Walthamstow.
Continue reading “Celebrating Walthamstow’s Social Enterprises”#LetNatureSing
Residents of Walthamstow has been in touch asking if I support the RNIB’s campaign to #LetNatureSing. And who can blame them, when we have stories of businesses suggesting we could build on Green Belt land in local news.
Continue reading “#LetNatureSing”Walthamstow Residents asking about Trident
I’ve received emails asking about my views on Trident, asking two questions in particular:
- If elected, would you support cancelling the replacement of Trident?
- If elected, would you back UK support for the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, abolishing all nuclear weapons internationally?
How does the Green New Deal benefit Walthamstow?
The Green New Deal is a wide-ranging programme designed to decarbonise the economy by 2030, in a way that will create jobs, raise tax returns, create a sustainable economy, and reduce the impact of climate chaos.
Continue reading “How does the Green New Deal benefit Walthamstow?”Greens propose a Carbon Chancellor
The Green Party announced this week that they would appoint a Carbon Chancellor to oversee a transition away from focusing on GDP towards achieving net-zero carbon by 2030.
The Carbon Chancellor would oversee the Green New Deal, a Carbon Budget, and the move towards a green economy.
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