Greens urge government to commit to revised EU Directive on renewable energy
Molly is urging the government to retain revisions which recognise the right of people and communities to produce, consume, sell and store renewable energy.
Month: June 2018
New report reveals scrapping Trident would not mean Devonport job losses
A new report released this week echoes a previous report commissioned by Molly and shows that the UK could cancel plans to replace the Trident nuclear weapons system without job losses.
Why did Nigel Farage tell the world he thought remain had won?
Molly investigates how Nigel Farage’s declaration that Remain had won the EU referendum could have helped hedge funds make millions off the back of the pound’s collapse once the true result was known.
Green MEP questions Trade Secretary ‘going weak at the knees’ over EU-Canada trade deal
Molly questions the International Trade secretary’s support for a damaging EU-Canada trade deal.
National Crime Agency and Met must investigate alleged foreign collusion and illegal activity by Brexit campaign, says Green MEP
Molly has written to the National Crime Agency and the Metropolitan Police seeking reassurances about investigations into serious allegations connected with the campaign by Leave.EU.
Green MEP slams both Tories and Labour over ‘climate wrecking’ infrastructure decisions
Molly has condemned the government over its decision not to back tidal power while pushing ahead with Heathrow expansion, with the help of Labour.
Letter to National Crime Agency re: illegal activities by Leave campaign
Molly has written to the Director General of the National Crime Agency regarding illegal behaviour during the EU referendum campaign.
A People’s Vote can ‘wake us up from our Brexit nightmare’ says Green MEP
Molly will join tens of thousands of people in London this Saturday marching for a People’s Vote.
MEP demands Home Secretary make public information on Kremlin meddling in EU referendum
Molly has written to Home Secretary Sajid Javid demanding to know what is being done to investigate collusion between the Russian security services and the Brexit campaign.
The Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market
Molly responds to concerns about Article 11 and 13 of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market.
