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The South-East RegionA Confederation of
South-East England Green Parties was originally created to contest the
1999 European Parliament Elections, the first to be held over this
geographical area - see map. In 1999 Dr. Caroline Lucas was elected as
the South East Region's and the UK's first Green MEP, and in 2004 she
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re-elected Most Green Party activity in the SE happens at a local or national level. To contact your local party, use the weblinks in the left-side menu or the list below. |
The South East Region |
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Green Party web sites: --Brighton and Hove --Eastbourne --Kent --Lewes District --Milton Keynes --New Forest --Oxfordshire --Reading --Surrey --SW Hampshire --Wealden --W Sussex --Wokingham International Links: --European Green Party --Green Group in the European Parliament |
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Join the Greens!For more information or to join us, ring 020 7272 4474, email members"at"greenparty.org.uk or click here. ( note replace "at" by @:an anti spam measure)
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May 2005 General Election ResultsThe Green Party stood in 31 of the 83 seats in the region. Our average vote share where we stood was 3.6%. We came 3rd in Brighton Pavilion and 4th in a further 20 seats. 3 deposits were retained, in the three Brighton and Hove seats. Click here for full details. Our best result by far, and also the best result nationally, was in Brighton Pavilion where we received 22% of the votes, two and a half times what we managed in 2001 and narrowly being beaten by the Tories into third place. |
