Warwick District Green Party
13 Town Councillors and 8 District Councillors
The Green Party is the only major political party in the UK that is committed fully to a life based on democracy and justice within the planet's limits.
The Green Party has always dared to be different - and we’ve always known the power of good ideas.
Here in Warwick District, following the council elections in 2019, we have 13 Town Councillors and 8 District Councillors.
We're working progressively on local issues; to improve the lives of all people in Warwick District, and to improve our local environment. As part of the Green Party of England & Wales, we share a deep concern for social and environmental justice, expressed through our national policies, we believe fair is worth fighting for.
We rely on people power rather than corporate finance in all that we do. Get involved with us today so that we can achieve so much more for Leamington, Kenilworth and Warwick.
The Green Party Political Programme sets out what Greens are in politics to do: to end the system that keeps hurting the environment and all of us who rely on it – and to build a better alternative.
This Programme isn’t like other parties’ manifestos, it has not been squeezed through focus groups and stripped down according to the latest polling. Instead it has been built from policies proposed and voted on by our members, looking to secure the long term future of the places and people they love.
It’s a vision of a better world, and together we can deliver it.
Warwick District Council calls for a re-evaluation of the proposed A46 link road
Voted unanimously Warwick District Council on Wednesday 24th February voted unanimously to call for a re-evaluation of the need for this new road proposed to link the A46 and Westwood Heath Road across the Greenbelt between Kenilworth and the University of Warwick. Green Councillor James Kennedy Councillor James Kennedy (Green, Kenilworth Park Hill) in proposing […]
Council Budget – Greens fight cuts to Domestic Abuse Service
Warwickshire County Council have today set their annual budget deciding where £469 million of tax payer’s money will be spent from April 2021 – March 2022. Greens put forward an alternative budget The Green group put forward a strong alternative budget focusing on COVID recovery, young people and Climate Change and Transport Transformation. Warwickshire County […]
Leisure facilities in Abbey Fields and at Castle Farm will not reopen
Even after the COVID restrictions are lifted, Kenilworth residents still won’t be able to use the leisure centre at Abbey Fields and Castle Farm. Instead, they’ll have to travel by road to leisure venues in either Warwick or Leamington. And they won’t even be able to use the train because the Kenilworth train service is […]