Vix in Upper St James Street

Isle of Wight Green spokesperson elected to national executive of Green Party

Vix Lowthion, Isle of Wight Green spokesperson and previous Parliamentary candidate, has been successfully elected to the national executive of the Green Party of England and Wales (known as GPEx). Her new role is Policy Development Coordinator for the party, with responsibility to review and grow the full range of party policies.

Online conference
This year the usual Autumn Conference is being held online throughout the week, with meetings, discussions and fringe events last weekend, and workshops and policy decisions being made by the full membership next weekend.

Discussions have included a Green Economic Recovery, Electoral Reform and Afrikan Reparations. Vix also addressed online conference in her role of Education spokesperson as part of the panel looking at ‘Education is broken – how we can build something better’.

Lowthion: Absolute privilege to be elected
Miss Lowthion said,

“It’s an absolute privilege to be elected by the party membership to GPEx for the next 12 months. I hope to use my energy and experience to support the wealth of expertise in our party to strengthen our policies – which are already the best in the country!

“Like all elected co-ordinators this is a voluntary and unpaid role, but a vitally important one if we are going to get more Greens elected and tackle the challenges of the Climate Emergency.”

The Green Party Conference continues all week – you can find out more at
the Green Party Website.


News shared by Cameron on behalf of Isle of Wight Green Party. Ed

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Barefoot
8, February 2021 5:52 pm

Revised plans uploaded 28 Jan to http://www.iow.gov.uk/planning ref 20/01061/FUL closing date for comments is Tue 16 Feb for West Acre Park / Farm in Ryde Isle of Wight Filter & read the latest ” Supporting Documents’ from Captiva Homes which attempt to overcome the objections raised by the Environment Agency (re flooding risks) Island Roads (re traffic + safety of pedestrians/cyclists) They are also skating around the… Read more »

Eagle eye
8, February 2021 6:46 pm

Homes England are funding the Branstone Farm development as well as West Acre in Ryde. A friend sent a Freedom of Information request asking how many developments on the island were Homes England involved in. This request was refused on the grounds of the cost in obtaining this information. As the cost is covered by tax payers I think we have a right to know what our… Read more »

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