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6th May 2005
 Labour elected nationally with 67 seat majority yet only 21% vote for them
Martin Whiteside (pictured at results left), the Green parliamentary candidate in Stroud, increased the Green Vote by 59%, gained over 5% of the vote and kept their deposit for the first time.
Click here for Martin's thank you to voters
Commenting on the result Martin Whiteside said: "I wish to congratulate
David Drew on winning this election, but this it is a sad day for
British democracy when Labour romp home with a significant 66 seat
majority with only 21% of the total electorate; a record low for a
winning party and 159 more seats than the Tories who only polled 3%
less than Labour!"
Click here to see how a national schoolchildren's poll gives Stroud and Cotswold seats to the Green party
More information and full results by clicking on 'Read More' below.
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If you would like to support us by displaying a poster please contact John Marjoram on 01453 750962 or by email.
In our Manifesto, we set out policies to build a sustainable society: one based on the principles of social, economic and environmental justice.
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 A quickfire introduction to a of a range of key Green policies.
There's more to the Green Party than you think! |
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Stroud Green Party General Election leaflet highlights the
challenge of climate change and show how Green policies are needed to
meet this challenge. The leaflet answers common questions and
misconceptions about The Green Party as well as highlighing policy
across the whole spectrum of issues.
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 The Green candidate for Gloucester, Bryan Meloy, highlights the plight and flight of public services under New Labour.
The byline is "Don't let local services become a distant memory" - and emphasises that we all have the right to local services within walking distance of our homes.
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