Edinburgh Greens

More needs done to get schools up and running safely, says Alison Johnstone.

Over the last two years Green councillors Gavin Corbett and Allan Young have been part of a 4-council partnership looking at how Universal Basic Income might work in Scotland. With […]

As Edinburgh begins the gradual process of easing of coronavirus lockdown, councillors need to review decisions made back at the start, says Claire Miller.

Tackling the Coronavirus pandemic in Edinburgh and the climate crisis must go hand in hand. That’s according to a new report issued by the city’s Green councillors today (Thursday 4 […]

More protection is needed for pedestrians and cyclists as figures show a sharp increase in both since the lockdown has come into force, a Green councillor has said.

Edinburgh needs a “new normal” say Melanie Main and Alex Staniforth.

The leaders of the Council’s Green, SNP, Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat groups have come together to issue a joint letter thanking the people of Edinburgh for their part in […]

Here’s how members, supporters and anyone who is able can get involved in the city-wide effort to deal with Coronavirus.

The coronavirus pandemic can be tackled if we allow kindness, not fear, to prevail, says Alison Johnstone.

Edinburgh Greens branch committee have this weekend announced suspension of all face-to-face activities across the city due to the ongoing coronavirus threat.

Alison Johnstone reflects on International Women’s Day.

Edinburgh needs to back ambitious climate targets with a climate emergency budget, argues Gavin Corbett.

What lessons can be learned from the controversy over the Christmas and Hogmanay events, asks Alex Staniforth.

The proposal to spend £120m on a single roundabout at Sheriffhall beggars belief, says Alison Johnstone.

Green councillors have welcomed a draft city mobility plan for Edinburgh but said that the real challenge is delivering against the vision.

What a whirlwind 6 weeks! Huge thanks to everyone who was involved in the general election campaign 2019.

The election on 12 December must make the climate emergency top priority, says Kate Nevens.

Alison Johnstone welcomes progress on Citizens Basic Income.

Alison Johnstone argues for a secure future for Gorgie City Farm.