Publications
Green House Think Tank publishes many different sorts of contribution to green politics. This includes the regulation publication of Reports, Gases, Green Reads and Newsletters, however have also published Books, Pamphlets, Consultation responses, and comms materials like flyers, posters, booklets and digital images.
Hang together or hang separately?
Despite the Green Party’s impressive performance at the recent local elections, the results of these suggest that, without electoral reform, a progressive alliance may be the only way to avoid a far-right government. Thinking around this can't be left till the last minute.
A tale of two countries – the 2026 Local and National elections in Great Britain
In England, Greens quadrupled their existing 146 council seats in areas with elections to 587 councillors. Cities, especially Remain-voting areas, went Green.
Reasons to be Bold
Our society needs to go on a journey. The destination: uncharted territory. Achieving different outcomes will require bold interventions, and a willingness to be strategic, opportunist and build a mandate for what is difficult to conceive let alone communicate. Are greens ready to be transformative?
Written Evidence for the Modernising Elections Inquiry
A response from Green House Think Tank to the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee’s call for evidence
Dipping into the rich jar - How much money could the UK raise from wealth taxes?
We tax work heavily in the UK—but barely tax wealth. Should that change? This paper asks a simple question: how much could a wealth tax actually raise? The answer may surprise you.
Closing the Sovereignty Gap
Zaid calls for reclamation of sovereign power to ensure that "anything that can be done is affordable," provided we have the physical resources and the political courage to mobilise them.
Towards a Theory of Change to guide a New Politics and Economics
This two part gas explores the Need to Reclaim Politics from Growth and Vested Interests, in part through a Shared Vision of Equity, Democracy and Ecological Limits
Wealth taxes don’t go far enough: let’s transform our economy with public money
Wealth taxes are crucial to build an economy that works for people and planet. However, they are just one piece of the puzzle: there is also a need to make use of public money beyond taxes to rise to the urgency and scale of this challenge. Sheridan Kates shares proposals on how to make that happen.
‘Corporate courts’ in trade deals are the fossil fuel industry’s secret weapon against climate action: so why does the UK government demand them?
In this gas, Sally Brooks discusses ISDS, secretive 'corporate courts' that threaten to limit significantly national efforts to implement pro-ecological policies.
On Wokery and Net Zero
In a piece expressing his own views rather than those of Green House as an organisation, John Foster suggests the need for a different approach by greens to some traditional British values and attitudes.
Responses from candidates for Leader of the Scottish Green Party
Responses from Scottish Greens Leadership candidates to the Questions Green House Think Tank is asking of potential Green Leaders
Interview with Zack Polanski and Adrian Ramsay, two of the Green Party (E&W) leadership candidates
Green House Think Tank interviews with each of the Green Party leadership candidates in the August 2025 elections as follow up to written responses to our questions for candidates.