Chiltern Green Party
Thank you
The Green Party would like to thank everyone who voted for it in the County and European elections. We are delighted that Caroline Lucas received a ringing endorsement for her work in this region by being returned with a 50% increase in her vote.
Her 11% polling was matched in the Bucks County wards where Green candidates stood, including a full slate in Chesham. The need for green thinking from all sectors of the community is greater than ever, and the Green Party looks with great optimism on the initiatives being promoted by groups such as Chesham in Transition and Chesham for Change.
Nick Wilkins,
Prospective Parliamentary Candidate (Green Party) for Chesham & Amersham
7 Cherry Tree Walk, Chesham
Local elections 2009
Overview of the Chiltern Green Party
The Chiltern Green Party represents all of South Buckinghamshire and is formed from the local Green Parties of Chesham & Amersham, High Wycombe and Marlow.
We are part of the national Green Party, and member of the Confederation of South East England Green Parties.
The Chiltern Green Party believes in:
- The environment and the future
- People before profit
- Human rights for people of every race and for asylum seekers
- Safe, reliable, cheap public transport
- Free, properly-funded education and health services
- Decent housing for all
- Peace and global justice
- Protection of animals
- Democratic and accountable government
Published and promoted by Phil Folly, Chiltern Green Party, 16 Essex Road, Chesham, Bucks on behalf of Tony Abbott, Jem Bailey, Robert Craig, Phil Folly, Tina Kamei and Nick Wilkins all of Chiltern Green Party, 16 Essex Rd, Chesham, Bucks
Latest News
We are pleased to announce our prospective parliamentary candidates for both the Chesham & Amersham and Beaconsfield constituencies.
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