Jonathan Tyler
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For the musician, see Jonathan Tyler and the Northern Lights.
Jonathan Tyler is a Green Party activist and academic.
Tyler was an early arliamentary candidate for the Ecology Party, in the Walsall North by-election, 1976, at a time when he was a transport lecturer at the University of Birmingham.[1] He was the Ecology Party's Chairman for some years from 1976.[2]
Tyler would later go on to stand as a candidate in local elections. During the 1980s he was associated with attempts by the 'Maingreen' group to streamline the Green Party's internal workings.[1] He subsequently left the Green Party, but rejoined some years later.
He is now a member of York Green Party and has been Chair of York Environment Forum [3] whilst also working as a transport consultant
[edit] References
- ^ a b Green Party history, Derek Wall Archived 18 December 2010 at WebCite
- ^ "ECOLOGY - The New Political Force", The Ecologist, November 1976, p.311
- ^ York WOW Minutes[dead link]
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