Green World
Green World was the official Green Party magazine published from 1993 to 2018 when the 100th issue was the last printed edition. Since then it has morphed into a website https://greenworld.org.uk/about-green-world .Unfortunately the website doesn't seem to contain an archive of back numbers.
This article is based on an article by Peter Barnett published in the 75th issue in 2012. Peter edited the magazine from 1995-2001 (#9 - #34).
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Basic organisation of the site.
Click the read more... links to discover more about how each area is organised or use the menu above to explore to a specific area.
Articles
These are interpretations or commentary written by the Green-History team (and guest contributors).
You can find articles under |Articles| |People| and |Elections| in the top menu.
Library
The Library includes the Green-History online archive (see next box) and also references and links to other resources.
Under |Library| in the top menu you will find a sub menu for the areas of the Library
G-H Online Archive
The online archive contains paper documents which have been scanned as pdf files.
Click on |Library| and then |Doc.Archive| in the sub-menu to access the archive.
Navigating Green History
To move around the site use the top menus. Appropriate sub menus will open under the main menu.
In addition to the right of this main area are boxes containing links to related material.
Categories & Tags
All articles and library items have a category and some tags assigned to them.
These provide a means for grouping together diverse related items and searching and finding items.
Content & Sidebar areas
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To the right of this box (or below on a mobile), is the sidebar area providing additional information and links
History is subjective and we welcome debate, comment and opinion - if your memory or experience differs from that presented here then have your say - this is YOUR history. You can comment using the form at the bottom of most pages or contact us by email - info@green-history.uk.
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The Editorial section holds articles about the Green-History project and site.
When we make changes on the site, adding new material or articles, or changes to the structure, we give details in the News section.
As well as writing articles about aspects of our history, we occasionally make blog posts about managing the site, or contemporary events which are illuminated by looking at the history.
If you want to know more about the technical details of the site then check out the technology area under the Editorial section.
Credits for those who have supplied content, documents and technology
As well as always being eager to accept physical items to scan (see the Wanted! list) we welcome offers of help with running the site. We both do it for free because we find it interesting and think it worthwhile - but there is more to do than we can possibly cope with along. Drop us a line if you've got some time to spare, an interest in your history, and the ability to write or understand the techie stuff.
Of course if you can't do that you can always help us with a donation - the running costs are minimal but not negligible, and every cup of coffee helps - why not occasionally drop a few pennies or pounds in our tip jar if you find the site interesting or useful. Click the donate button below.
History is subjective and we welcome debate, comment and opinion - if your memory or experience differs from that presented here then have your say - this is YOUR history. You can comment using the form at the bottom of most pages or contact us by email - info@green-history.uk.
At last, perhaps inspired by the 50th (or 51st © DT) approximate anniversary of the founding of PEOPLE - the party that became the Green Party - the party had finally cleared out the 100 odd boxes of documents that have been cluttering the office and store-rooms through successive changes of premises.
The archive is housed at the library in 10 Portugal Street, London, WC2A 2AD and visitors can arrange to access material - contact the Archives and Special Collections Team for details -