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Malvern Hills Green Party

 

Malvern Hills – one of the first Green groups

Malvern Hills Green Party has contested elections for the last thirty years and has returned five District Councillors, five Malvern Town Councillors and four Parish Councillors, including two at present - on Malvern Wells and Suckley Councils.

John Raine                                                   Jan Dyer                Malcolm Victory     Richard Perkins

Greens have been represented on Malvern Hills District Council since 1987, and a Liberal Democrat-Green Party alliance led the District Council from 2003 to 2007, with Green Councillor John Raine having executive responsibility for Planning & Sustainability. Under his leadership we saw an increasingly active programme of initiatives to green the district.

The group meets at the Foley Arms, Worcester Road, Great Malvern on the first Tuesday of each month at 7.30 in the Royal Kent Suite, and new faces are always welcome. It is best to make contact first:

MHGP contacts:

jan dyer                     j.dyer@worc.ac.uk                                    01684 565748

malcolmvictory       malcolmvictory@tiscali.co.uk                 01684 575156

 

Malcolm Victory selected as Green Party parliamentary candidate for West Worcestershire constituency

On the 12th September, Malcolm Victory was officially selected as the Green Party PPC (Prospective Parliamentary Candidate) for West Worcestershire. Sir Michael Spicer is retiring at the next general election in favour of Harriet Baldwin, so Malcolm will now be the senior candidate in the race by virtue of having fought the same battle twice before.

Malcolm Victory commented: “Voters at general elections normally prefer to vote tactically, thinking a Green vote is wasted. However, when one sees how the ruling parties approach the problem; sticking to growth as the key factor, and using green taxes as a revenue earner to spend elsewhere rather than on real change, and providing little or no stimulus to new technologies or assistance to householders bearing the brunt of the burden, one realises that a Green vote is very important - as a signal that they are all failing.” He said. “That is far more positive than not to vote at all, like so many disillusioned electors.”

Various Links – see also links on home page for fuller listing

Free cycle websites

The free cycle group concept is now national and matches people who have things they need to get rid of with people who can use them. Their goal is to keep usable items out of landfill sites. www.freecycle.org

Please help our local group to grow by spreading the word. To join the Malvern Hills network go to :

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/malvernhillsfreecycle/

Friends of the Earth www.foe.org.uk

Greenpeace - local contact   Ginny Lee     ginstar@hotmail.com 01684 573948

 Printed Published & Promoted by Malcolm Victory on behalf of Malvern Hills Green Party both at 200 Wells Road, Malvern, Worcs WR14 4HB

 

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