Scottish Greens

Co-leader of the Scottish Green Party,Lorna Slater

National parks must be at the heart of nature - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

Scottish Green councillor Alys Mumford wins at last year's Edinburgh Council elections (Picture: Scott Louden)

Cross-party co-operation dismissed by Greens when it suits them Steve Cardownie

Investors are being put off building new homes in Scotland (PIcture: Chris Ison/PA)

How the Scottish Greens are making the housing crisis worse – John McLellan John McLellan

Lorna Slater is the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity

Active travel and safer streets are good for city life - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

SNP leadership candidates Humza Yousaf, Kate Forbes, right, and Ash Regan (Picture: Jane Barlow/pool/Getty Images)

Left-wing nationalists may defect to Greens if SNP lurches to right – Kevin Lang Kevin Lang

Lorna Slater is the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity

- Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

Scotland needs more homes to help tackle homelessness (Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images)

Greens scare off housing investors despite 47,000 homeless people John McLellan

Lorna Slater is the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity

It’s time to move beyond oil and gas - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

A general view of the port and dockside area in Dundee, Scotland. The UK Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, announced sites of England's Freeports yesterday with Scotland's sites still to be decided. The Scottish government plans to adapt UK proposals for the establishment of Freeports making them Green Ports. In the running are Rosyth, Dundee, Hunterston, Orkney, Cromarty Firth and Aberdeen. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

All you need to know about freeports in Scotland Hannah Brown

Lorna Slater is the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity

Scotland takes crucial step on road to equality - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

Taxes could pay for new homes that prevent homelessness in the first place (Picture: Oli Scarff/Getty Images)

Tax is beautiful. Redistribution of wealth is vital amid cost-of-living crisis Alys Mumford

ScotRail peak hour travel is still 40 per cent below pre-pandemic levels. Picture: John Devlin

Scottish Budget: ScotRail peak fares to be suspended for six months Alastair Dalton

Readers' letters: Labour’s broken promise on public ownership By The Newsroom

The SNP could follow other parties in calling for the school starting age to be raised.

SNP to consider raising school starting age to six years old Conor Matchett

Extending bus lane hours might not be popular with some but could benefit Edinburgh's transport system (Picture: Steven Scott Taylor)

Boris's resignation wrangles highlight the need for good leadership Ewan Aitken

Lorna Slater, Green MSP

Independence can advance a green future - Lorna Slater By The Newsroom

ScotRail services have been cut by one third since last week because of the drivers' dispute. Picture: John Devlin

ScotRail drivers union Aslef rejects improved pay offer, threatens strike ballot Alastair Dalton

Lorna Slater (Green)

Tory policies are bad for the environment, our country and our city - Lorna Slat... Lorna Slater

Could Labour's Cammy Day emerge as the next leader of Edinburgh Council? Or will the SNP run a minority administration? (Picture: Scott Louden)

Looks like we're down to final three options for next council administration Steve Cardownie

Lorna Slater (Green MSP)

Green vote of confidence in our city’s future - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

Scottish Greens co-leader Lorna Slater says the number one issue for everyone in Scotland's latest local elections is the rocketing cost of living, which she says her party can help alleviate. Picture: Ilona Amos

Windfall tax on oil and gas firms could ease 'suffering', says Slater Ilona Amos

Lorna Slater (Green)

Green councillors are playing a vital role in city life - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

Lorna Slater is a Lothian Green MSP and Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity

Child Poverty Delivery Plan to counter Sunak - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

St John's Road, Corstorphine is regularly named as one of Scotland's worst-polluted streets (Picture: Steven Scott Taylor)

Will Greens back Corstorphine over low-emission zone? – Steve Cardownie Steve Cardownie

Anas Sarwar casts his vote at last May’s Holyrood election

Scottish Labour must oppose to succeed - Readers' letters: By The Newsroom

Scottish Greens announce East Lothian by-election candidate Shona Elliott

Scottish Green Party Co Leader Lorna Slater speaking at the Scottish Parliament in Holyrood.

Scottish Greens co-leader tests positive for Covid Katharine Hay

Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie has told party members “Scotland needs us”.

'Scotland needs us' insists Greens co-leader Craig Paton

Edinburgh Airport chief executive Gordon Dewar addressing the Scottish Passenger Agents Association centenary dinner last week. Picture: SPAA/Paul Chappells

'Let's make all Scottish flights carbon neutral' - Edinburgh Airport Alastair Dalton

The new poll is in contrast to recent polling

New poll puts support for Scottish independence at 51% Craig Paton

The Greens knew compromise was part of the deal when they joined the government (Lesley Martin/PA)

Can Greens compromise yet maintain distinctiveness? – Ian Swanson Ian Swanson

Scottish Greens co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater launch the party's election manifesto in April (Picture: John Devlin)

Scottish Greens are changing their true colours to yellow – Alex Cole-Hamilton Alex Cole-Hamilton

Scottish Green co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater arrive at Bute House, Charlotte Square, to meet First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

Mandate for indyref2 is ‘undeniable’ after deal with Greens - Sturgeon Alexander Brown and Katrine Bussey

Patrick Harvie and Nicola Sturgeon at Bute House on Friday, cheering the finalisation of a power-sharing agreement. Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/PA Wire.

'Impossible requests' between SNP and Greens would derail tie-up Craig Paton and Emma Newlands

Mr Cole-Hamilton took the reins of his party on Friday, succeeding Willie Rennie, less than an hour after a deal between the SNP and Scottish Greens was unveiled.

Alex Cole Hamilton: Greens will be left ‘carrying can’ for SNP failures Craig Paton

Only parts of the A96 will be dualled pending a review of its environmental impact. Picture: Transport Scotland

SNP-Greens deal: A96 review ‘demonstrably represents the end’ of £3bn dualling Alastair Dalton

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. Picture: Robert Perry - WPA Pool/Getty Images

SNP and Greens set to confirm powersharing deal Craig Paton and Daniel Harkins

Scottish Greens co-leaders Patrick Harvie. Picture: John Devlin

Patrick Harvie says Scottish Greens deal with SNP 'very soon' Thomas Hornall

The move is seen as crucial to cut car use and emissions, and improve access to jobs and study. Picture: Donald Stirling

Free bus travel for under-22s across Scotland to start in January Alastair Dalton

Scottish Green Party co-leader Patrick Harvie should reconsider plans to increase insulation of homes, says Helen Martin (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire)

Scottish Greens' plans for mass home insulation need a rethink – Helen Martin Helen Martin

Over 2 million people voted at the 2016 election (Getty Images)

What was voter turnout for 2016 election Finlay Greig

The five leaders of Scotland's main political parties (Credit: Mark Hall)

Who should I vote for in the Scottish election? Jenna Macfarlane

Within a year of beavers being declared a protected species, a fifth of the population was killed under licence

Scottish Greens will act to protect the country's precious wildlife - Alison Joh... By The Newsroom