Stroud and COP26: Equipping Stroud’s homes for the future
By Jamie O’Dell
In Stroud, emissions from our homes are the one of the largest sources of greenhouse gas
An Introduction to COP26
“The UK’s COP page declares that the nation will end ‘direct government support for the fossil fuel energy sector overseas’, but gives no timeframe for when this will take place and doesn’t specify whether indirect support may still be ”
We can’t have safer streets with an unsafe police
By Ben Norris
After the full details of Sarah Everard’s murder were made available to the public following the
Senseless and cruel: Impending Universal Credit cut will impact thousands in Stroud
By Jamie O’Dell
As of July 2021, 6,202 people in the Stroud constituency were receiving Universal Credit. On
The racist Clock and the Right’s Culture War, Stroud need not be divided
By Jamie O’Dell
Bright red lips, tobacco leaf skirt, club in hand whilst tethered to a wall by its
Nice Clock: Caricatures and Colonialism
By Sean Buckley
As some readers will be acutely aware, the past few weeks have been marked by recurring debate
Some ‘beautiful game’: football’s fatal flaw hurts the nation
By Ben Norris
Football is inarguably the most popular sport in the UK. Average viewing figures for the Premier League
Stroud District Council party leaders confirm details of Cooperative Alliance
Stroud District Council will continue to be run by an alliance of Labour, Green and Liberal Democrat councillors.
Stroud residents stand in solidarity with Palestine
“we are adamant that there is no contradiction between full bodied condemnation of Israel as an apartheid/settler-colonial state and utterly rejecting antisemitism.”
Amplify Stroud's local election summary
By Amplify Stroud
Over the past month, we undertook a series of in depth interviews with representatives from each of
