Green politicians to hold Irish-British summit in Belfast

Green Party politicians from Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales are due to meet in Belfast today to discuss ways to increase their popularity.

Mon, 23 Jun, 2003 - 08:11

Green Party politicians from Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales are due to meet in Belfast today to discuss ways to increase their popularity.

Among those present will be seven Green Party members of the Scottish parliament and Jenny Jones, the deputy mayor of London.

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