December 2004

• Greens call for education secretary to support Wye College future of Imperial College at Wye, near Ashford
• Housing for local people in Shepway - Greens submission on housing in the Shepway Local Plan
• Dungeness - more problems
• Sustainable communities: report of regional public meeting in Canterbury
• A good green xmas keeping your debts down
• Rail Busters: Higher fares, but not better services

November 2004

• Questioning expansion - report of a workshop
• More rural rail cuts
• Rebuilding community life in Kent- major public meeting on the local communities sustainability bill
• Greens welcome Fox Hunting ban
• County Council must support human rights by abandoning Anti-Gay Policy
• Greens support call for County Council to Abolish Anti-Gay Policy
• Conserving water - water conservation is essential in Kent

October 2004

• Kent's Local Authorities get more control over spending
• Green's select Geoff Meaden to fight General Election
• Green's claim good result in Barton By-Election
• Slow down housing-led expansion Dartford needs etter facilities
• Climate Change policy upgrading for local Councils

September 2004

• Richard Boden selected - veteran campaigner will fight parliamentary seat
• Come clean, don't go nuclear
• Barton Ward By-election: Outgoing Lib Dem Councillor supports Greens
• Mast in Blean - "Must be resisted"
• Wind farm Greens support development on Romney Marsh
• Top Green to visit Canterbury's controversial development site
• Fair trade and more diversity Green candidate calls for a more varied city centre
• Our area faces funding crisis - Green Councillor offers solutions
• Ashford: Climate change is local not just global
• Kent: Climate change is local not just global
• Cantebury: Climate change is local not just global
• Our MP correct to condemn Tory shift to the right

August 2004

• Oil for Rural Kent? Cuts in fuel duty will not increase the supply of oil
• Wye College Crisis: Time for a takeover, say Greens
• Councillor Harris welcomed by Greens: Brave and sensible move - Green Party delighted to welcome Wendy Harris
• Freedom from fear of climate change - 'New jobs can come from energy efficiency'
• Greens select Barton Ward candidate
• 'Clone Town Ashford' - Greens agree with Council Officer: Town Centre is 'Soulless'

July 2004

• Councils should keep to cycling targets as Government abdandons targets for cycling

June 2004

• Oil price hike: Made in Britain
• Caroline Lucas MEP Re-elected!
• Greens agree with Sandy: "Private finance initiative must go"
• Greens commend switch to brownfield development

May 2004

• 'The Day After Tomorrow' is Yesterday?
• 'Don't vote for racist parties'
• Dover wants Congestion Charging
• Photo/TV opportunity
• Thames Gateway - Green Party launches tri-regional policy
• "Abuse of the planning system"
• Greens at Maidstone Market
• Kent Science park - 'old thinking'
• Greens quiz public on Ashford expansion
• Greens to ask public about congestion charging in Dover
• Petrol prices up, public transport down?
• Faversham wants to vote down the European Constitution
• Racist murder in Ashford assualt victim dies
• Folkestone: Employment futures
• Canterbury City Council 'intends destruction of countryside'
• Greens in Faversham on Constitution

April 2004

• Blair lets Kent down on pollution
• Better rail services for Kent - not cuts
• Submission on the integrated kent Rail Franchise
• World Health Organisation - Day for Traffic Victims
• Greens condemn racist attack

March 2004

• Greens pick County by election candidate
• Community Strategy for Ashford needs targets
• Rubbish collection every two weeks can work
• Budget poor on housing and environment

February 2004

• Rail services cuts 'will maroon villagers and damage environment throughout Kent'
• Homes for Ashford residents on low incomes?
• Call for consultation to improve education in Kent

January 2004

• Paying for peace through taxes
• Hutton lets Government off lightly
• Tuition fees: "More debt and under-funded universities"
• New transport policies for Ashford
• Raising tuition fees will damage local economy
• East Kent Waste Grants 'tiny sums'
• Fight fuel poverty and Global Warming