green party to challenge supreme court ruling on the definition of a woman

Deeply worried about direct or indirect discrimination against trans women and trans men as a result of the recent Supreme Court ruling that "sex" under the Equality Act of 2010 means biological sex, non-binary Green Party co-leader and MP Carla Denyer confirmed on Sunday with Laura Kuenssbeg that she "will not hesitate to push for … Continue reading green party to challenge supreme court ruling on the definition of a woman →

official: a woman is not a concept and sex is binary

Evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has praised today's Supreme Court's ruling, saying the law has finally caught up with science. "Supreme Court rules that a woman is legally defined as ... a woman," he said. "Congratulations. And 'The concept of sex is binary, a person is either a woman or a man'. Yes, the science was … Continue reading official: a woman is not a concept and sex is binary →

northern greens on a mission to win back control of the Green Party

By booting out extreme trans-activists Melanie Earp (12.1% of the vote) and Lindsey McTeer (7.4% of the vote), members of the North West Green Party have put a stop to having their liberal, non sectarian views on sex and gender being misrepresented on the Green Party Regional Council (GPRC). As recorded in the 131 articles … Continue reading northern greens on a mission to win back control of the Green Party →

whither ‘greens organise’ ?

'Greens Organise’ launch at the Manchester Mechanics Institute 8/9/2024. Deeply disappointed by the Labour Left under Jeremy Corbyn, the collapse of  Momentum and the demise of The World Transformed , a series of ongoing conversations about the possibility of ‘a new party of the  left’ have been taking place over the past couple of years … Continue reading whither ‘greens organise’ ? →

stonewall’s u-turn on the definition of transphobia

Widely recognised as  experts on discrimination towards LGBTIQA+ members and leading Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity (EDI ) training accreditation body, Stonewall has quietly done a  U-turn in their definition of transphobia. This is their new version: Transphobia Prejudice or negative attitudes or beliefs or views about trans people. This include the fear or dislike of … Continue reading stonewall’s u-turn on the definition of transphobia →

Aviation, degrowth and the working class  

With “further and faster growth" at the top of the new Labour government’s agenda, it should not come as any surprise that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is looking again at plans to build a third runway at Heathrow airport and/or a second runway at Gatwick and increased capacity at Luton airport.   Leading up to her … Continue reading Aviation, degrowth and the working class   →

why the new leadership must address the party’s democractic deficit

Following its Autumn 2024 Conference in Manchester, the Green Party of England and Wales held its Annual General Meeting on 9 November. The number of participants to that online event fluctuated with a peak of 418. This was less than 0.8% of the membership. The highest number of votes recorded was 334 for the Leadership … Continue reading why the new leadership must address the party’s democractic deficit →

when class trumped indentity politics

All the US presidential pre-election predictions were clear: the contest would be decided by the tiniest of margins pollsters predicted. But, in the end, the final result defied all those forecasts. Not only did former President and Republican candidate Donald Trump win both the popular vote by a substantial margin, but also the entire Electoral … Continue reading when class trumped indentity politics →

A ray of hope for ‘greens in exile’?

The Supreme High Court is to finally decide on "what is a woman ? " As long as the Equality Act of 2010 remains unclear as to its definition of a "woman", trans activists and gender ideologues in the Green Party will continue to feel justified and at liberty to discriminate against members who hold … Continue reading A ray of hope for ‘greens in exile’? →

co-leaders & green party candidates split on cass – the evidence

Interviewed by Nick Campbell  on BBC5 radio on 18th June and in response to the question: "Do you accept the report as a valid document ?”, Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay and parliamentary candidate for Waveney Valley replied: “ I accept the recommendations of the Cass report “ and added “I give you my personal … Continue reading co-leaders & green party candidates split on cass – the evidence →