Shrewsbury

Battlefield Ward

Battlefield Ward covers Battlefield and parts of Harlescott and Sundorne along Whitchurch Road in the north of Shrewsbury.

Campaigners celebrate victory over dangerous road

A narrow Shrewsbury street, described as one of the town’s most dangerous roads for pedestrians and vehicles, has secured approval to switch permanently to one-way thanks to the campaigning work of residents and the area’s Green Party councillor Julian Dean.

Chris Davenport

I've lived in Shrewsbury for most of my life so I'm well acquainted with the area and its people. I now work locally as a web developer.

Chris Lemon

I’m Chris Lemon and I am delighted to have been chosen as the Green Party’s candidate for Shrewsbury Town Council in the Radbrook ward at the May local elections. I moved to Shrewsbury to train as a Registered General Nurse and after qualifying in 1996 I worked for five years mostly on the Oncology Ward at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital. I first lived in the Nurses Home on the old South Hospital site, which is now occupied by housing within the ward, and later lived on Ravenscourt Walk, also within Radbrook ward.

I have been part of the small team working hard in Radbrook for three years. I truly appreciate the sense of community and campaigning spirit of people in Radbrook Green, Rad Valley, Darwin’s Walk and Bowbrook Meadows, finding inspiring individuals and groups throughout the ward concerned with many issues that we have been privileged to support.  

I was present on election night when Julian Dean became the first Green Party councillor in Shrewsbury. The promise of that evening has been fulfilled many times over with his participation at both councils over the last four years. It would be a huge step forward if he had fellow Greens working alongside him after the election, and I look forward very much to working with him on Shrewsbury Town Council if I am elected in May.

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Emma Bullard

Emma Bullard has lived locally for 20 years and her two children went to Meole primary and secondary schools. She worked for Shropshire Council as manager of the Shrewsbury Cycling Town project and still works to get more people cycling, as a cycle instructor and a campaigner with Sustainable Transport Shropshire.

From Waste to Resource: A Short Trashy Talk

Sara Mai, a Shrewsbury based visual artist who creates art and design from waste stream materials, will give a short illustrated talk on the re-valuation of common day waste as a resource for meeting local need.

Gareth Egarr

Born in Yorkshire and raised in Hertfordshire I have lived in Shrewsbury since 2002.

I work in the countryside sector and enjoy long distance and hill walking.

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Green Wave hits Radbrook in Shrewsbury

The Shrewsbury & Atcham Green Party is celebrating today after a huge win in Radbrook, Shrewsbury last night.

Greens call for ban on Glyphosate on Council-owned land

Cllr Julia Evans (pictured) of the Green Party is calling on Shropshire Council to show real green credential by banning the use of Glyphoshates on Council owned land.

Greens slam Council's "low ambition" cycling and walking plans

Shropshire Council’s debut Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan has received a frosty reception from the Shrewsbury Green Party.

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