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It is totally unacceptable that ordinary people are forced to limit themselves and their life chances to try to keep up with sky-high rent payments. This system is fundamentally broken. This has to stop now.

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The number of children and older people living in a private rented properties has increased substantially. Nearly 25% of children, up from just 8% in 2000. For over 65s it is forecast to reach over 2 million by 2040, up from 500,000 in 2022

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Even if govt meets its 1.5mil homes target, analysis from the Office for Budget Responsibility estimates that under current government policy, increasing rents will cancel out all average wage growth until at least the end of the decade — meaning no improvement in affordability.

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The Green Party are leading the way on ending unaffordable rents in this country. This is an issue I have pushed the government on every day that I’ve been an MP (and before!). I have found their empty words and half-measures wanting.

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I'm so pleased Zack made a Fair Rents Guarantee a key part of his conference speech - keeping up pressure on govt on behalf of the millions of renters who have no choice but to transfer an unsustainable and growing proportion of their income straight into the bank accounts of landlords.

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Carla Denyer @carladenyer.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

I've pushed the government to end unaffordable rents every day I’ve been an MP, and before then. It's a national scandal that thousands of ordinary people are forced to limit themselves & their life chances just to keep up with sky-high rents. This would be a much-needed reset👇

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I wrote to Miatta Fahnbulleh to urge her to publish a Fossil Fuel Transition Roadmap ahead of COP31 in November. Ending all new licenses & publishing a clear roadmap will show that the UK is not just calling for a global transition, but delivering one.

The post is a graphic. At the top, white text on a light green background says:

"The Government must publish a fossil fuel transition roadmap before COP31"

The rest of the image shows the top of a letter to Miatta Fahnbulleh.

"The Rt Hon Miatta Fahnbulleh MP
Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero
Cc: The Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP, Katie White MP

Dear Secretary of State,

RE: Securing a fossil fuel transition roadmap for the UK

I am writing on behalf of the Green Party of England and Wales to urge your department to move swiftly to publish a comprehensive fossil fuel transition roadmap for the UK ahead of COP31 in November."

The post is a text box on a dark green background. In the box is a parliamentary paper-style letter extract that reads:

"The impacts of the climate and nature emergency are escalating at a terrifyingly dangerous rate, as global temperatures continue to climb rapidly.

At the same time, the poorest peoples of the world, with the least historic responsibility for climate emissions, continue to bear the brunt of climate breakdown.

As you will be aware, nearly a year ago, at COP30 in Belém, the UK endorsed a fossil fuels transition roadmap. More recently, at the Santa Marta TAFF conference in April, the UK reiterated its support for such a roadmap. Since then, France, Germany and the Netherlands have all published plans.

In this context, it is unacceptable that the government is still yet to publish a comprehensive domestic roadmap"

The post is a text box on a dark green background. In the box is a parliamentary paper-style letter extract that reads:

"The UK cannot claim global leadership at COP31 while expanding fossil fuels at home.

Ending all new licenses – including Jackdaw and Rosebank - and publishing a clear
roadmap will demonstrate that the UK is not merely calling for global transition, but
actively delivering the domestic plan required to deliver one.

Can your department confirm that such a roadmap will be published before COP31?
And will you meet with me to discuss how we can work together to advance this
strategy?

Yours sincerely,
Carla Denyer MP
Green Party Spokesperson for Energy and Net Zero"

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Sian Berry MP @sianberry.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

I have said before and will again: any electoral reform commission must NOT rule out a change of system BEFORE the next election if needed. We cannot risk a minority vote handing a huge majority to any party that would take a shredder to democracy itself.

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The Green Party of England & Wales @greenparty.org.uk · 29/09/2026

"It is clear that Labour needs the Greens to keep them in check everyday to push them towards the real transformation this country needs." @zackpolanski.bsky.social reacts to the Prime Minister's speech at Labour conference.

HOPE IS NOT JUST A SLOGAN, IT NEEDS TO MEAN REAL CHANGE

ZACK POLANSKI
LEADER OF THE GREEN PARTY

"Unlike his predecessor, we have a PM who talks like he gets it. But sadly like his predecessor he isn’t prepared to break from the powerful and wealthy interests that have created an inequality, affordability and a climate crisis.

Hope is not just a slogan, it needs to mean real change. The speech today had no wealth taxes, no rent controls, no water nationalisation and a strong hint of more North Sea drilling.

It is disappointing that we have a country ready to break from the last 40 years, a Labour government with the majority to do it, and yet what we see are more half measures, reannouncements and tinkering."

Green Party
Promoted by Chris Williams on behalf of the Green Party of England and Wales c/o PO Box Green Party, London SE1P 6YL

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Zack Polanski @zackpolanski.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Labour are planning to extract more oil and gas from the North Sea despite the thousands of deaths from excess heat this summer. We cannot allow them to win in Holborn & St Pancras and think that they can get away with this. Vote Green. For our communities and our planet.

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Zack Polanski @zackpolanski.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

We can win in Holborn & St Pancras But we need your help on the streets to help make history. 💚

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Patrick Harvie @patrickharvie.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Bristol Central Constituents! I want to take your renting experiences to the Prime Minister. Today I’ve launched the Bristol Central Renters’ Survey to get hard data on the reality of renting in our city. Use the link below to make your voice heard… forms.gle/q7QTeYrmNexG...

The image has a picture of Carla on the right-hand side with the Clifton Suspension Bridge in the background. Superimposed on the image is a clipboard that reads 'Bristol Central Renters Survey 2026'. At the bottom of the image, it says "I want to hear from you"

This image is predominantly a large clipboard graphic that reads:

"If you:
> Live in Bristol Central
> Rent Privately
> Have 5 minutes to spare

Then I want to hear from you.

Please fill out my short survey so I can take your experience of renting to the Prime Minister.

Link in Bio. "

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Barclays still try to avoid responsibility for enabling genocide. The Scottish Parliament has voted decisively for boycotts, divestment and sanctions, yet Barclays are still given a role in the Scottish Government bond scheme. This has to end. www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2026...

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Barclays greenlights work with Israeli defence company

The Bureau understands that the bank has approved NextVision, a key supplier to the Israeli defence industry, as a future client

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thewallsfell.bsky.social @thewallsfell.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

The cricketers were "wrongly targeted," imply that if they were asylum seekers they would have been ..."correctly targeted?" You cannot give an inch to these racists and Fascists.

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... Follow @adfreecities.bsky.social @badvertising.bsky.social & @chrisgpackham.bsky.social and get involved in our campaign to make an ad ban like this happen nationally too 🙌 (And no, I have no idea why they used that photo of me either!)

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The UK banned tobacco advertising because we realised it is totally counterproductive to allow companies to advertise products that are killing us, undermining important public health work The same is true of high carbon products and services, fast fashion, gambling, etc. Where Bristol leads... 🤞

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I am wondering the same! Maybe trying to say 'and here is a Bristol politician wearing some (possibly fast) fashion'?! So I'm pleased to confirm that every part of that outfit is second hand - all charity shop except the handbag which I think I got at a vintage kilo sale at uni 18 years ago! 💅

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Carla Denyer launches survey to assess impact of high rents

Not a renter in Bristol Central but know someone who is? Please share this with them 👇🙏 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

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Bristol is the least affordable city to rent in England

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Press release: Bristol bans ads for fossil fuels, SUVs and ultra-fast fashion - Adfree Cities

And on a personal level, it’s rewarding to see something that I helped initiate and worked so hard on come to fruition. Thank you @heathermackbristol.bsky.social for taking this and running with it! 💚 You can read more about Bristol Council's new ad policy at: adfreecities.org.uk/2026/09/pres...

adfreecities.org.uk

For immediate release Press contacts: Nicola Wilks, Co-Director at Adfree Cities, 07788 727 622, and Charlotte Gage, Co-Director at Adfree Cities, 07841 508 231 Images for press: https://drive.google....

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Our Green-led council is making huge strides on Bristol’s climate and sustainability commitments, working on public transport, infrastructure, home heating and community energy. So it makes sense to stop hosting adverts that undermine those efforts and run counter to our community values.

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I worked on the council's earlier ad ban for junk food and other harmful products in Bristol, and I am so pleased that the council has now taken this much-needed next step and added high-carbon products and services to the list of things that will not be advertised on council-owned space.

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Zack Polanski @zackpolanski.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

Good news! I made the case for banning adverts for high-carbon products back in 2020. It was important then and it’s even more crucial now. Huge respect to @adfreecities.bsky.social for their years of campaigning, and to my @bristolgreenparty.bsky.social council colleagues for making it happen 👏

Screenshot of an Instagram post by Adfree Cities: Bristol bans polluting ads - ads for fossil fuels, SUVs, flights and fast fashion will no longer appear on council-owned sites. Huge result as Bristol council approves ban on ads for fossil fuels and other polluting products and services.

Screenshot of second page of Instagram post by Adfree Cities: In a massive win against polluting advertising, Bristol City Council has introduced restrictions on ads for SUVs, fossil fuels, airlines, cruises and ultra-fast fashion on council-owned and sites. The policy aims to make rim for the promotion of more sustainable forms of transport, travel and holidays.

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What a day! Brilliant again to speak to so many people today. Voting Green in Holborn & St Pancras is a powerful vote for the entire country to keep Labour in check. Join our campaign: linktr.ee/HSP_6thGreenMP

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So far, Green Party MPs have helped force a partial U-turn on benefit cuts and have pushed the government on resolving the care crisis and on increasing carer’s allowance and respite care. These are things we can continue to make positive change on, despite today's vote.

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My view has always been that this Bill must not stand in isolation, but alongside a concerted effort to tackle the state of the care system and inequalities in healthcare and outcomes. These have been a big focus for @greenparty.org.uk MPs...

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Today I supported the Assisted Dying Bill because I want those in the final few months of life to have the agency to shorten their suffering if they wish Last year I supported many positive amendments to ensure this bill had robust safeguards. I am disappointed it did not pass🧵

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