Green Party MEP for the South West
Writing for the Independent, Molly explains why she believes the forced removal of MPs and peers from the Houses of Parliament for refurbishment work is an ideal opportunity to update our anachronistic democratic structures.
Molly and Green colleague, Rupert Read, argue for change to our archaic and unrepresentative electoral system and how a ‘progressive alliance’ could help bring this about.
Writing in the Guardian, Molly says the clawing back of €13bn in unpaid taxes from Apple shows the EU is serious about tackling tax avoidance, while the UK is in danger of becoming a leading tax haven.
Molly examines what politics and politicians can learn from our new status as a sporting superpower.
Nissan’s investment freeze in Sunderland could be the firing gun for a race to the bottom in post-Brexit Britain, warns Molly writing for Staggers (New Statesman)
Molly’s regular column for Business Green argues that the advance in renewable energy technologies together with innovative solutions on managing supply and demand and energy efficiencies make Hinkley redundant.
Molly writes for Left Foot Forward on how those who supported leaving the EU have successfully exploited people’s anger but failed to offer solutions.
Writing for the Ecologist, Molly challenges those on the left who support the UK leaving the EU.
Writing for politics.co.uk, Molly applies the ‘art of the possible’ test to Brexit politicians who are ‘selling dreams and fantasies’.
Molly writes for Left Foot Forward responding to the ‘unelected, unaccountable elites’ of Brussels refrain from Leave campaigners.
