Enfield Green Party
Manifesto for 2010
What would Green
councillors do for Enfield?
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No seats but lots of votes
Greens thank their voters
Thank you to the thousands of people across Enfield who voted Green Party
in the Local and General elections.
Voters across Enfield took the opportunity of voting Green on May 6th, showing
a strong commitment to the Green Party agenda of equality and environment.
We trust that the new Labour administration will listen to this vote and
present us with a truly progressive programme over the coming 4 years.
Across the borough we fielded candidates in every ward for the first time,
and in all three Parliamentary constituencies, also for the first time. Over
16,000 of you took the chance to vote Green.
And the next general election may - who knows? - be fought with proportional
representation. Where PR exists Greens get elected, see the London Assembly
and the European Parliament.
But whether we will now be governed by the Liberal Conservatives or the Labour
Democrats, the problems will remain. A change of government will not abolish
climate change, bring discipline to the financial markets, reduce inequality
or restore our communities. To achieve these goals - goals which almost every
ordinary citizen wants - will require radical policies.
The Green Party has the policies the country needs and we will continue to
make the case for real, transforming, change
Once again, a big Thank You to all those who voted for us. |
