Terry 4 Rugby - Some campaign Pictures

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GREEN COUNCILLORS IN RUGBY WILL SAVE AND BUILD OUR TOWN & COMMUNITY

Rugby Green Party stand (14) in every ward in Rugby!

Rugby Green Councillors will:

·         Bring the Rugby Bid in house to cut costs and immediately cut the fees for independent trader - Rugby traders are paying the same as in cities.

·         Open an indoor market, cut fees to market traders, promote pop-up shops, give one year’s free council tax to new independent traders with less than six employees, and fund advisers to enable small businesses to gain necessary support at start up.

·         We will encourage local performers and musicians by provision of free space.

·          The toilets will be reopened in Clifton Road as a modern town needs these basic services.

·         The community recycling centres closed by the Tories will be reopened and improved.

SAVE AND PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES

·         We propose to cut energy bills by seeking to provide free insulation and solar panels and self energy producing items for all rented homes & Communities in Rugby including grants to owner occupiers.

·         Green Councillors will end the threat of Bedroom Tax evictions in Rugby. We work with local residents struggling to pay bills – mainly caused by low pay and zero hour contacts.

·         We will build houses for rent in association with the community, and not at the behest of developers on cherished green spaces.

·         We will defend public services and support youth services and provide increased grants to the voluntary sector.

Make Rugby the Green Engineering capital of the UK

·         Green Councillors will work with local businesses and trade unions to build on the engineering skills that exist in Rugby to produce turbines, blades and other items for the new Green Energy sector that Trade Unions and Green Party know could create 1 million jobs!

·         Rugby has plenty of skilled workers to be part of the one million green jobs revolution Green Councillors will demand that the local council step up to be part of this.

Improve Public Transport in Rugby

·         We could have brilliant, cheap public transport in Rugby; Green Councillors will demand buses and train services are integrated and modern bus stops are built so that you can be sure what bus is going to turn up and when and seek to cuts fares by 10%

Vote Green

Admirals & Cawston – Peter Reynolds

Benn – Steve Wright

Bilton – Kate Crowley

Boughton & Coton – Keary Birch

Dunsmore – Louisa Taylor

Eastlands – Alex Linden

Hillmorton – Max Anstey

Leam Valley – Phil Godden

New Bilton – Roy Sandison

Newbold & Brownsover – Lorna Dunleavy

Paddox – Amber Merrick-Potter

Overslade & Rokeby – Graham Bliss

Revel  & Binley Woods – Fintan Collins

Wolston and The Lawfords – Ellie Roderick

For real change in Rugby

Terry White and the Green Party getting a great welcome in Rugby!

Terry and the Green Party getting a great welcome on the streets of Rugby

Rugby Green Party Campaigning in Rugby on Saturday 25th.

11am - Save the NHS Stall outside Asda

12..30 - Leafletimg for our local election candidate in Benn Ward - Meet at stall.

2pm - Town Hall - 38 degree NHS petition being handed over to Terry

7pm - Hear Terry White debate with other candidates at the Rugby wide Hustings at St Andrews Church, Rugby Town Centre.

The free post leaflet will come through your letter box any time now.

Please help with delivering 10,000 leaflets for the local Elections - leafleting daily.

Please contact me for posters - rugbygreenparty@googlemail.com or print those below.

VOTE AGAINST AUSTERITY - VOTE GREEN!

Austerity has taken centre stage for too long. It’s time we put people first: http://bit.ly/1EUBFgo

Austerity isn’t working. Social care slashed, benefits cut, public services shut down – right now the most vulnerable people are paying the highest price.

We can’t go on like this. The Tories’ economic plan is costing too much.

Cutting back on vital public services while spending billions on nuclear weapons just doesn’t make sense. Nor does lecturing on debt while tripling tuition fees.

Let’s fight for a fair economy. We need long-term investment in public services, a living wage, free education, affordable housing, clean energy, a stronger NHS.

Vote Green on 7th May and invest in a fairer future. http://bit.ly/1EUBFgo

VOTE FOR REAL CHANGE! VOTE TERRY WHITE!

While MPs are paid massive expenses and many have more than one job, the reality of life for many people - especially young people - is that they are one pay cheque from financial strife.

I live in Rugby and work locally and I know what the real world is like. The scary reality of making £70 last three weeks despite earning a good wage, but being devastated by high living costs hit home. I know how much I rely on public transport such as trains to see family and buses to get to work and how the high fares eat into your wages at the end of the month. I learnt how much I relied on doctors at the clinics and the hospital, only for them to charge me even more to pay for prescriptions at the behest of the Condems.. 

My friend Graham encouraged me to join the Greens after being left very angry by Nick Clegg and the Lib Dems' betrayal of young people over tuition fees.

In September, Rugby Green Party took to the high street to start our election campaign and feedback that we gained is that the national 360,000-people survey of voters on the Vote For Policies website is true when it shows that our policies are the most popular in the UK and Rugby. 

When people read our policies then in the main we reflect their views most closely.
Based on the feedback we've had from local people, a major concern is the severe lack of health services in Rugby from having no A&E department in Rugby and no GP surgery to the east of the town and further cuts taking place.

People are very angry about us paying for the bankers' gambling debts and the fact we have major shops on our high street not paying the full amount of tax they should be paying next door to small independent shops paying high business rates, rent and taxes and struggling to survive.

I get it, making ends meet when families are facing the struggle of the bedroom tax is tough, and I get it, when having to pay out fares to get to Coventry hospital or high car parking charges to a private PFI company.
I also get it when you're forced to live on benefits because of a disability and the threat of sanctions for being ill.
Work is a scary place when you're working for very low pay or being forced out of a job, and no one is there to back you or your trade union. 

I further get it, you're sick of having an MP who will give himself a pay rise while you're struggling to put food on the table to feed your family.

The NHS is still under threat from cuts, and Labour and the Condems' PFI scheme means public money is being paid to the tune of £300 billion to private companies. 

More academies and free schools are being opened without parents' consent, we still haven't had a say on Europe, and if politicians aren't playing with expenses, they're getting a pay rise. 

A coalition of Trade Unions and community groups believe that over 1million jobs could be created in the renewable energy sector and Rugby, with our history and skills, should be at the front of this green economic revolution so that local people can have jobs that you can build your lives around as many people in Rugby will remember – we do not have to have an economy based on flipping burgers on zero wages.

Tax evasion is a national disgrace and the large energy and rail industries need to be brought back into public ownership.

When I was elected to contest the seat of Rugby & Bulkington, I made a pledge to my local party. The average wage in Rugby is £31,000 per year and that is all I would take as an MPs salary and donate the rest to community projects across Rugby. 

I would also push for a referendum on Europe, but campaign to remain a member of the European Union, giving Rugby's younger residents a say for the first time on who governs them. I will commit also to returning a fully functioning A&E department to Rugby and a GP surgery to the East of the town as a start

Don't Miss this major event - Green Stock 2 - See Dave Swarbrick and other great performers!

Major Fundraiser for the Green Party - Dunchurch Village Hall near Rugby - 25th April 2015

Artists performing At GreenStock2

Dave Swarbrick (Music Icon)
Something Nasty In The Woodshed (Video)
Scarecrow
Jo Freya
Ross Darby and Lizzy Coughlan
Bryan Causton And Penni Mclaren Walker
Melody Causton
Tim Kirby
The Thrup'nny Bits
SongSmiths
George Holmes
Sun Assembly
Bill Pipe
Malc And Gill
Chris Irving

Sound system provided by Soundwave
Operator Tim Marris

Bar provided by The Barley Mow Newbold

April 25th From Mid day til 11.30pm

Venue

Dunchurch Sportsfield and Village Hall

Rugby Road, Dunchurch,

Rugby, Warwickshire

 £10 + £1 booking = £11 available from http://www.greenstock2.weebly.com/
15 musicians and bands playing throughout the day
Bar and Food available
Parking on site

P&P R Sandison, on behalf of all at the Green Party, 3 Stacey Ct, Rugby.