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Politics
Politics
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MutualsPetition for BBC Trust doubles signatures amid licence fee row
The Co-operative Party’s campaign for a mutualised “People’s BBC” has gathered speed this week
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PoliticsQ&As for 2022: Jim McMahon, chair of the Co-op Party
'Throughout all of our work, there has been a common theme – equality'
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BusinessBill to support worker buyouts of failing businesses passes first reading in parliament
The legislation is proposed as a way to widen ownership in a post-pandemic economy
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EconomyCapital for Cooperatives Act introduced to US House of Representatives
The bill would make it easier for co-ops to access Small Business Administration loans
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PoliticsObituary: Bill May, activist and veteran London co-operator
Socialist campaigner with a commitment to co-op education
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EconomyGovernmental authorities in historic meeting to discuss promotion of co-ops
National and local government authorities from 23 countries met with officials from the UN and the EU after the World Congress
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Banking and InsuranceMPs respond to blocked LV= deal in debate on co-ops
'It might well be that that members have made a mistake in rejecting the bid, but it is their right to do so'
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EconomyMPs call on Treasury minister to support the co-op economy in Westminster debate
Members from across the political spectrum paid tribute to the work of co-ops and looked at ways to grow the sector
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PoliticsMPs to debate role of co-ops in the UK economy
The debate, scheduled for 14 December, was proposed by Conservative MP Steve Baker following lobbying efforts by Co-operatives UK
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HistoryTony Blair’s rush for power left co-ops out in the cold, argues new study
Dr Rita Rhodes reviews a critical history of the rise of New Labour, which points to a sidelining of co-operation
