A proposal from Maidstone’s Green Councillor, Stuart Jeffery, to tackle water pollution from sewage spills into the River Medway received full support at a Council meeting last night. The proposal asked […]
Influence over effluence

A proposal from Maidstone’s Green Councillor, Stuart Jeffery, to tackle water pollution from sewage spills into the River Medway received full support at a Council meeting last night. The proposal asked […]
Local Greens in Maidstone have welcomed a call by the Environment Agency for Chief Executives and Board members of the most seriously polluting water companies to be jailed but the […]
stuartjefferyUncategorizedJuly 7, 2022 Open letter to Helen Grant MP – sent 08:00 7th July 2022 Dear Helen There is a national crisis of confidence in government, a crisis that is […]
Maidstone Greens have showed their solidarity with local rail workers at the picket line at Maidstone East. Meeting the team on the picket line, Cllr Stuart Jeffery said, “This is […]
Maidstone’s new Green councillor has expressed outrage at an ‘obscene’ rise in councillor’s allowances pushed through at the Council’s Annual Meeting. The huge increases in special allowances and a basic […]
Maidstone Greens have broken through onto Maidstone Borough Council with the election of Stuart Jeffery in Bridge Ward with just over 50% of the vote. Green Cllr Stuart Jeffery said: […]
At the closure of Kent County Council’s consultation on which essential bus services should be axed, Maidstone Greens have sent in a 700 strong petition calling for a fundamental rethink. […]
Maidstone Greens are fielding the second largest number of candidates in this years local elections in Maidstone. Maidstone Green Party, who have been campaigning tirelessly on issues that matter to […]
Maidstone Green Party are calling on the government to extend the Bus Recovery Grant beyond the end of March and to allow Kent to move to a London style approach […]
Greens have expressed anger at Maidstone Borough Council for watering down a 20mph motion and voting for the status quo during last night’s Full Council meeting. The motion which originally […]