Rob Bryher

Delivery robots are dangerous, especially for pedestrians who are disabled, are blind or partially sighted and families with young children. Please support our campaign by writing to your council and telling them to take action: https://bitly.livingstreets.org.uk/4i0AxVq

Andy Burnham has traded our future for Jackdaw Gas Field. Stand with Carla Denyer and the Green Party: only a transition to renewables can save our climate and economy.

The Transport & Connectivity Committee has just voted to make these roads 20 mph: including Romney Avenue, Shaldon Road, Muller Road & Stapleton Road in Lockleaze Ward.

The Energy Secretary says North Sea drilling “won’t take a penny off energy bills.” The Health Secretary says summer heatwaves put pressure on the NHS. So where’s the Government’s impact assessment? If they don’t have one, they should delay the decision on drilling for oil & gas until they do.

Former Labour Deputy Leader Lord Thomas Watson, now Senior VP at Palantir UK, wrote to me defending their public contracts. Instead of trading letters, I’ve challenged him to an open, public debate. He can defend Palantir’s ethos; I’ll argue for public accountability. Will you accept, Tom?

"The pattern is clear: Vote Green and watch Labour move" @zackpolanski.bsky.social explains why a Green vote is a powerful vote.

Stirring... joealextodd.substack.com/p/ecosociali...

This is absolutely true, but it can also *shock horror* be absolutely true that we are better off referring back the Zionism is Racism motion.

#SocialistSunday

I'm pretty sure, that's NOT what she is saying. In a nutshell, she, quite rightly, argues: - demanding one very specific outcome for Palestine, rules out all other outcomes - including good ones. - this will lose support for the Green Party. What you are seeing, is how a true democratic party works

It seems really really hard for journalists to understand that simply having a motion be popular in a prioritisation ballot does not mean it will actually pass...and that the alternative is a non-democratic party. No thanks, @iandunt.bsky.social.

The "Zionism is racism" motion, to be debated at the Green Party conference tomorrow, will not advance the Palestinian cause one inch. But, if adopted, it would marginalise and discredit the party. There are powerful ways to confront the genocide. Toxic gesture politics isn't one of them.

Catching up with last week Guardian Long Read about Burnham. & this is exactly my experience working with & observing Labour. Would love to see them change & be more open to other influences, esp from ground up (which is, of course, the Green Party approach!)

With love and respect to every colleague and fellow member, here is my personal view on motion E02, which Greens are set to debate tomorrow as part of our afternoon plenary.

My thoughts on tomorrow's conference motion 'Zionism is Racism’

The Green Party is ready for government with a different vision for society. The Green philosophy has always been that there's enough resources on this planet for everyone to have a decent life, for us to look after climate and nature, if we share them out fairly.

In 1946 we started rationing bread. The national debt was two-and-a-half times the size of the economy. That generation built the NHS. Then an average of 126,000 council homes every year for 35 years. ... They weren’t richer than us. They were braver. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

This looks so brilliant. 🌱 🎶 🚲 A proper plan to provide people with a safe and healthy alternative to driving to work in Oxford from surrounding towns and villages. Hoping this clear plan gives confidence for funding to be provided for each of the sections to be built very soon.

Privatisation of water has been an absolutely unmitigated disaster. The Green Party would put water back into public hands and reverse years of radical underinvestment.

It was amazing to watch Hannah Spencer MP and @zackpolanski.bsky.social call out the government's attacks on trans people in his leaders speech today at the Green Party Conference. www.youtube.com/live/9nhD-Gp...

Excellent speech from @zackpolanski.bsky.social. Bold, direct and principled. Particularly glad to see Zack speak so directly about the urgency of council house building, an emergency break on private rents. Also wonderful to see support for RNL and a politician speaking against fascist vigilantism.

He's following the Greens. Last year the Green Party conference was "Make Hope Normal"

Time and time again when I'm knocking on doors people tell me they've still got their kids living at home with them. The extreme cost of housing is putting lives on hold across this country. We need an emergency brake on rents. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

#ZackPolanski at conference today. At the heart, a "triple lock" on rent rises - a policy offer for younger people. A "three-year emergency brake", which would temporarily limit rent rises to the lowest of either Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation, wage growth or 2%. news.sky.com/story/politi...

Hello London! @caralavan.bsky.social and I are heading into Holborn and St Pancras to campaign for that there @zackpolanski.bsky.social! Everyone who cares about climate justice and a better future should join the fun - off to knock some doors! 😀💪💚

Buses v cycling? A 🧵... Too often, the bus 'industry' defaults to attack cycling as cause of buses (in London) getting slower & slower. Good to see that somewhat countered here: www.theguardian.com/uk-news/ng-i... by @theguardian.com data team. 1. Bus speeds dropping is a "global problem"... 1/13

@robbryher.bsky.social on Green politicians flying for work. robbryher.com/2026/09/23/t...

Urgent: Improve street lighting on #ConcordeWay, #Bristol! Dark paths risk safety for kids, cyclists & pedestrians. Well-lit streets reduce crime & boost community confidence. Sign to push #BristolCityCouncil & #NetworkRail for eco-friendly lighting: c.org/9WDVcrPQmH