Scottish Greens

As a Scottish Government minister Lorna Slater had the joy of releasing beavers into the Cairngorms National Park, the first new beavers there in over 400 years.

A happier, healthier future for people and planet - Lorna Slater

Scottish Greens co-leader Lorna Slater

No going back on huge equality step of equal marriage - Lorna Slater

Finance Secretary Shona Robison announces the draft Budget for 2025-26 to MSPs at the Scottish Parliament in Holyrood

The past is catching up with SNP after 17 years - Alex Cole-Hamilton

PABest First Minister of Scotland John Swinney, above, knows how the Scottish Greens negotiate, says Lorna Slater. Photo: Jeff J Mitchell

We need a budget for people and planet - Lorna Slater

A city centre hotspot for walkers, cyclists and people going out for a jog is Holyrood Park

Private car ban will breathe new life into Holyrood Park

Scottish Green Party co-leader Lorna Slater

Return of peak fares is costly blow for workers and climate - Lorna Slate...

Scottish Green Party co-leader Lorna Slater

The SNP is backing away from a green vision for Scotland - Lorna Slater

First Minister John Swinney is due to deliver his Programme for Government this week.

Green transition is an opportunity for economic growth - Lorna Slater

Scottish Green Party co-leader Lorna Slater

Rail fare hikes are bad news for people and planet - Lorna Slater

Scottish Green Party co-leader Lorna Slater

A small visitor levy will make a big difference to city - Lorna Slater

Flooding on the Edinburgh City Bypass last month. Picture: Dr David Mitchell

Green shoots show through Labour’s red wall - Alys Mumford

The Scottish Greens have promised to get rid of King Charles if they form the next UK government

Greens have no hope of abolishing pomp and pageantry of monarchy - Susan Dalgety

Scottish Green Party co-leader Lorna Slater

Taxing wealth is crucial to tackling poverty - Lorna Slater

Full list of general election candidates in Edinburgh and the Lothians

Scottish Green Party co-leader Lorna Slater

Our climate must be at the heart of our election - Lorna Slater

Former Lothian Green MSP joins Labour Ian Swanson

The low emission zone came into force in Edinburgh on Saturday

The Low Emission Zone is a key step to cutting pollution - Lorna Slater

Transform Scotland wants the Sheriffhall flyover and improvements to the roundabout halted, along with all other new road schemes funded under the City Deals.

Over 100 injured or killed in City Bypass crashes amid upgrade calls

The pilot scheme removed peak rail fares and shifted to off-peak fares all day

Keep us on track as we build a fairer, greener and better transport system - Lor...

Scottih Green Party co-leader Lorna Slater

We’ll use opposition role to deliver on climate action - Lorna Slater

Green co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater with Humza Yousaf (Picture: Lisa Ferguson/National World)

We will continue working for people and the planet - Lorna Slater

Cllr Chas Booth

'Bolder policies could still save SNP-Green agreement'

Nicola Sturgeon delivers a keynote speech at Strathclyde University on the green revolution in 2021

Six years to save Scotland – I don’t think so - Ian Murray

Members of Swiss association Senior Women for Climate Protection react after the announcement of decisions after a hearing of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to decide in three separate cases if states are doing enough in the face of global warming in rulings that could force them to do more

Young and old are uniting to lead way on climate change - Lorna Slater

Scottish Green Party co-leaders Lorna Slater and Patrick Harvie with councillor Alys Mumford (right) during the Scottish Green Party Spring conference at Craiglockhart Campus, Napier University in Edinburgh (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire)

Scotland needs climate revolution with action at its heart - Lorna Slater

Greens will fight more seats than ever before

Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity, Lorna Slater

Let’s transform our streets for a greener and safer future - Lorna Slater
Out streets are for all of us, and I want Edinburgh to be the kind of city where as many people as possible can feel safe on our roads and enjoy the benefits of cycling.
Lorna Slater

The global Youth Strike for Climate in 2019

We all need to be braver and bolder to deliver for our climate - Lorna Slater

Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity, Lorna Slater

Our climate is bigger than any political party - Lorna Slater

Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity, Lorna Slater

This COP summit must see real climate action - Lorna Slater

The Manse Road bus gate is one of the most controversial features of the Corstorphine low traffic neighbourhood.

Bid to scrap bus gate is thrown out

Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity, Lorna Slater

We can’t let climate chaos be our ‘new normal’ - Lorna Slater

Nicola Sturgeon with Scottish Green co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater at Bute House after they were appointed Scottish Government junior ministers under the SNP-Green power-sharing agreement. Picture: Lesley Martin/PA.

Are the Greens making too many people see red?

Kayleigh O'Neill

We need collective and immediate action on climate - Kayleigh O'Neill

Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity, Lorna Slater

We must change how we tackle drug misuse - Lorna Slater

Chalmers Clinic in Edinburgh has been targeted by protesters

Buffer zones bill given green light

King Charles III meets members of the public during his visit to Kinneil House in Edinburgh, marking the first Holyrood Week since his coronation

The Scotland I want to build is a genuine democracy, not one with an unelected a...

Scottish Conservative MSPs tabled a motion of no confidence against Lorna Slater last week. MSPs in Parliament voted down the motion by 68 votes to 55

Scottish Greens will continue to deliver change that is needed here in Scotland ...

Co-leader of the Scottish Green Party,Lorna Slater

National parks must be at the heart of nature - 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

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

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

Active travel and safer streets are good for city life - 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

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

- 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

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

It’s time to move beyond oil and gas - 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

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

Scotland takes crucial step on road to equality - 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

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

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

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

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

Lorna Slater, Green MSP

Independence can advance a green future - Lorna Slater

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