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  • SDLP

    SDLP launches three-stage reform plan to end Stormont paralysis

    The SDLP has published a three-stage reform report, Politics for the Common Good, proposing immediate Stormont changes such as stopping one party collapsing the Executive, Joint First Ministers and relocating the Assembly to central Belfast. It urges the UK and Irish governments to help push…

  • Green Party Publication date unknown (discovered 8 November 2026)

    Transport

    The Green Party sets out its transport platform, calling for an interconnected public transport network serving rural areas and disabled people. It pledges electric and hydrogen buses, rail electrification, extended free travel for under-22s, zero-emission new cars and vans by 2032, and a 20mph…

  • Green Party Publication date unknown (discovered 8 November 2026)

    It's Time.

    The Green Party NI sets out its platform, pledging to oppose health service cuts, end academic selection, deliver a Northern Ireland Bill of Rights, introduce rent controls and a living wage, and ban fossil fuel extraction. It also commits to expanding public transport and establishing an…

  • Green Party Publication date unknown (discovered 8 November 2026)

    Education

    The Green Party sets out its education platform, calling for an end to academic selection and segregation, integrated and Irish-medium schooling, a later school starting age with flexible deferral, free school meals for P1 to P3, and the abolition of tuition fees.

  • Green Party Publication date unknown (discovered 8 November 2026)

    Equality

    The Green Party NI says it has led on equality and sets out a list of commitments, including a Northern Ireland Bill of Rights, an Irish Language Act, banning conversion therapy and self-declaration for gender recognition. It also calls for changes to benefits affecting disabled people who marry…

  • Green Party Publication date unknown (discovered 8 November 2026)

    Democracy

    The Green Party NI calls for a citizens' assembly model of democracy and says it will voluntarily publish donations above £500. The release also lists policy pledges including lowering the voting age to 16, gender balance in politics, and publishing past donations over £7,500.

  • Green Party Publication date unknown (discovered 8 November 2026)

    Jobs and Workers

    Green Party Northern Ireland calls for a just transition that includes a living wage, reinstating the Universal Credit uplift, a four‑day week for public workers, a basic income pilot for care leavers, ending cliff‑edge welfare reforms, lifting the ban on asylum‑seeker work, banning fire‑and‑rehire

  • Green Party Publication date unknown (discovered 8 November 2026)

    Greens announce basic income policy

    Green Party NI candidate Brian Smyth, for East Belfast, announces a costed basic income policy giving young people leaving care £1,000 a month for one year, funded by ending rates tax breaks on houses valued over £400,000. The party says the scheme would cost up to £3.6m a year if 300 care leavers…

  • Green Party Publication date unknown (discovered 8 November 2026)

    Manifesto

    The Green Party NI sets out its manifesto, pledging to oppose health cuts, end academic selection, introduce rent controls, ban fossil fuel extraction, and move public sector staff to a shorter working week, among other measures.