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Patcham community fundraisers to take tea with Mayor and MP
Gayle and Paul Newman are well known for their charitable work in the local community
Sussex campaign against plan for new Free School on playing fields hits Westminster
Caroline Lucas MP, BHCC Councillor and Friends of the Field to deliver petition to Downing Street tomorrow
QUEEN'S SPEECH: “Reactionary agenda from most incompetent government”
Coalition ‘turning a blind eye to climate crisis and rocketing inequality’ - Caroline tables ‘wake-up call’ amendments demanding action on climate threat and end to failed austerity
Drug consumption rooms could save lives and keep users off the streets says Caroline
Caroline backs ‘hard-hitting’ Commission recommendations to reduce drug related harms as ‘huge step forward in evidence-based drugs policy’
Caroline delighted after council finds way to save threatened Brighton elm tree
A much-loved elm tree with some years of life ahead of it was at risk of being felled as part of safety improvements to a dangerous round-about in central Brighton and Hove.
Caroline backs all-party campaign to end homophobic chanting at football matches
Report from Brighton and Hove Albion Supporter Club last month found that Brighton had faced homophobic abuse at over 70% of games
First Capital Connect gets contract extension despite local service problems
MP says Government should be "addressing the fact that so many trains coming in and out of the city are overcrowded and unreliable, as well as overpriced"
MPs, celebrities, trade unions and campaigners unite against austerity
Press conference tomorrow at 11.30am - speakers to include Caroline Lucas MP, journalist Owen Jones and comedian Mark Steel
Time for Plan G: stop failed austerity and invest in the billion pound green economy
Caroline slams tax breaks for shale gas and corporation tax cut in the Chancellor's Budget
Nuclear: "green light for Hinkley is bad news for the taxpayer and bad news for our energy future"
Ed Davey warned in 2006 that “a new generation of nuclear power stations will cost taxpayers and consumers tens of billions of pounds” and "will only be possible with vast taxpayer subsidies or a rigged market”
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