Karine Polwart
Archive for April, 2007
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Edinburgh can be a world leader on climate change: Greens launch manifesto for City Council Election
Posted on April 14, 2007 | No CommentsEdinburgh could light the way towards the model green city of the future. That is the claim from Edinburgh Greens as the party launches its local manifesto today (Saturday, 14 April). Read the Evening News feature and see further below. -
GREEN CANDIDATES TAKE BREAK FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL TO CLEAN UP WATER OF LEITH
Posted on April 13, 2007 | No CommentsGreen Lothians Holyrood candidate Mark Ballard and Inverleith local council candidate Melanie Main will join local volunteers from Stockbridge Community Council on Sunday (April 15) to clean up the Water of Leith. -
GREENS VOICE SUPPORT FOR SEAFIELD RESIDENTS SEWAGE STENCH DEMONSTRATION
Posted on April 13, 2007 | No CommentsTop Green Lothians Holyrood candidate Mark Ballard and Leith ward council candidate Chas Booth have announced their support for the Edinburgh residents due to hold a demonstration outside the Scottish Parliament tomorrow morning (Sat) over the continuing stench from Seafield Sewage works in Leith. -
RE-OPENING SOUTH SUBURBAN LINE PRIORITY FOR LOCAL GREENS – election candidates highlight benefits for communities and business
Posted on April 11, 2007 | No CommentsThe case for re-opening the South Suburban line to passenger trains was highlighted today (Wednesday 11) by Green MSP candidate Robin Harper and local election candidate Alison Johnstone as they visited the site of the old Morningside station. -
GREEN CANDIDATES THROW WEIGHT BEHIND COMMUNITY FORTH BRIDGE CAMPAIGN – Greens back replacement, not additional, crossing
Posted on April 11, 2007 | No CommentsGreen Lothians Holyrood candidate Mark Ballard will join local activists today (April 12) and pledge his support for the Queensferry Residents Against Another Forth Crossing campaign. -
ICM POLL: LOTHIANS VOTERS SWAYED BY CLIMATE CHANGE
Posted on April 9, 2007 | No CommentsThe vast majority of voters in the Lothians region – 77% – say that climate change will be an important issue when deciding how to vote, according to an ICM poll commissioned by the Scottish Green Party (1). -
Voters given the chance to put local politicians on the spot
Posted on April 5, 2007 | No CommentsRead the Edinburgh Evening News trailer of the FSB hustings. And the coverage too! -
LOTHIANS GREENS JOIN 2007 MANIFESTO LAUNCH FOR GREEN GOVERNMENT
Posted on April 3, 2007 | No CommentsTop Lothians region Holyrood candidates Robin Harper and Mark Ballard joined their Scottish Green Party colleagues today to launch the manifesto for the 2007 parliament elections, presenting the party’s vision for Green government in Scotland.Â
