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Green TD calls for end to 'unfair' lower Jobseeker's Allowance for young people

Social Protection Minister Heather Humphrey confirmed that it would cost €65m a year to bring lower Jobseeker's Allowance rates for young people in-line with rates for over 25s.

Irish Mirror · May 17, 2023

Bradley Stoke's mayor bids farewell to role with cheques and chain handovers

The sum of £9,289.88 has been raised over the past year through various events, including the town's Community Festival, the annual Scarecrow Trail, and the firework display

Bristol Post · May 17, 2023

Public sector workers facing drastic change as car parking privileges set to be axed

A mandate approved by Cabinet will phase out, over time, the use of parking in buildings that have access to good public transport and active or shared mobility options.

Irish Mirror · May 16, 2023

Antrim and Newtownabbey candidates for NI council elections 2023

Unionism could lose overall majority as Alliance battle for second place

Belfast Live · May 16, 2023

German Greens suffer setback in Bremen local election

Social Democrats emerge on top in projected results from Sunday’s poll

The Guardian - UK · May 15, 2023

NI council elections 2023: Who is standing in Lisburn and Castlereagh

Here, all eyes are on Alliance, which is fielding 14 candidates including seven councillors defending their seats and seven new candidates.

Belfast Live · May 15, 2023

Ards and North Down council NI election candidates standing in your area

Independents are aiming to return while Sinn Féin is hoping to secure its first ever seat.

Belfast Live · May 15, 2023

European diplomats name Bristol Green's Carla as a 'future MP'

They are on a tour of the country to get 'out of the Westminster Bubble'

Bristol Post · May 12, 2023

Green Party aims to 'bounce back stronger' in Northern Ireland council election

Launching their election manifesto, Green Party leader Mal O'Hara said voters do not want a "rehash" of last year's Stormont poll

Belfast Live · May 11, 2023

White-collar criminals benefit from leniency provisions in NZ law – why the disparity with other kinds of crime?

If you look at the justice policies of the main political parties you’ll see references to gangs (ACT), violent criminals (National), greater investment in policing (Labour), social justice (Green Party) and problems with the criminal justice system (Te Pāti Māori).

The Conversation · May 9, 2023