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Siân Berry, Green MP candidate for Brighton Pavilion, intervenes on L3 Harris

The application for a controversial weapons factory in Brighton run by L3 Harris will be considered later this week. The manufacturing company is applying to retain a temporary extension to their premises in Home Farm Road. Many hundreds of local people have objected to the plans because the factory is thought to supply bomb racks for fighter jets that are used by the Israeli air force. Siân Berry, Green MP candidate for Brighton Pavilion – who has supported local campaigners and their petition which now has 1,300 signatures [1] –

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Greens Welcome General Election and Will Campaign Hard to Retain Brighton Pavilion  

The Green Party welcomes today’s announcement of a general election as the chance for voters to choose hope, respect and practical solutions to the crises facing the country. Brighton Pavilion parliamentary candidate Siân Berry said: “This isn’t a moment too soon. We have the policies, we are ready, and want as much as anyone to see the back of this disastrous Conservative government. With Labour on track to secure a landslide victory, we know the most effective way to do this in Brighton is to vote Green. “This government has

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Siân Berry joined by climate youth movement in Green campaign package reveal for 2024 General Election

10th February 2024 Siân Berry will reveal what voters in Brighton Pavilion have said they want from their next Green MP at an event held on Feb 10th 2024. The evening will be hosted by Zack Polanski, Deputy Leader of the Green Party, and also speaking is current MP for Brighton Pavilion, Caroline Lucas. Special guest speaker is from the youth-led Green New Deal, who will speak to the urgency felt by younger people in the face of climate change. Siân has already knocked on thousands of doors across the

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Siân Berry Attends 100th year Anniversary Celebration for Patcham Memorial Hall

3rd February 2024 Siân Berry, Green MP candidate for Brighton Pavilion, has shown her support for Patcham Memorial Hall and all community spaces through attendance this morning of the centenary celebrations for the hall. Today, Saturday the 3rd of February, Siân joined local residents of Patcham to celebrate the hall’s opening 100 years prior, on the 2nd of February 1924. Patcham Memorial Hall was opened by Colonel Campion, then MP for Lewes, after the local community raised £750 to build it. What was a great example of local fundraising efforts

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