Brighton & Hove Green Party is celebrating significant gains in Brighton & Hove, against a backdrop of big wins for Greens across the country. The Greens are now the official opposition in the city and have taken votes from both the Labour and Conservative parties, sweeping the board in several wards such as Withdean, Preston Park and Hanover & Elm Grove.
Welcome to Brighton and hove green party
The Green Party is the only major political party in the UK that is committed fully to a life based on democracy and justice within the planet's limits.
The Green Party has always dared to be different - and we’ve always known the power of good ideas.
Unlike others, we know that our planet has environmental limits, we understand that not everyone wants to live to work, that inequality is not just unfair, but damaging to everyone in society. And we have the bold solutions which allow us to offer inspiration in this age of uncertainty.
Our Events
We organise events and socials to build a community of like minded green people
Your councillors
Find out what we are doing in your area and contact our representative in your ward
Your Candidates
Meet your candidates for the May 2019 local elections from throughout Brighton & Hove
Contact Us
We always welcome new people, so if you're interested give us a call/email.
Donate and Support our Work
We rely on donations from ordinary members to fund our activities Please consider supporting our crowdfunder, allowing us to work hard in your local area.
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