Green party

American

noun

a liberal political party especially in Germany focusing on environmental issues.

Green Party British

noun

a political party whose policies are based on concern for the environment

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Wales Green Party spokesperson for Health and Social Care Ian Chandler said the party shares the concerns of the family, but vaccination guidance "should come from the chief medical officer based on expert advice from Public Health Wales, not politicians".

From BBC

Reform and Wales Green Party have been asked to comment.

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Labour went on to finish third in the by-election, behind the Green Party and Reform UK, in what had previously been a safe Labour seat.

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A spokesperson for Wales Green Party said it would "improve recruitment, retention and working conditions for teachers", with increased pay for planning and preparation time that has historically been undervalued.

From BBC

Yields on the 10-year index-linked gilts have climbed as much as 19 basis points since a special election in the Gorton and Denton constituency, in which the Green Party eked out a victory.

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