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Mutual reforms would strengthen BBC, says Co-operatives UK

'The UK should draw on the best traditions of co-operative and mutual governance to secure the…

Share offer opens for UK co-op and community business fund

Icof Community Capital wants to raise £600,000 towards its revolving loan fund, which supports communities looking…

Southern Co-op donates £125k to food banks and other community causes

'Our community investment isn’t just the right thing to do – it’s core to our co-operative…

Mondragon’s Danobat co-op claims milestone in industrial robotics

It hopes the project “will position the co-operatives as a key player in the future of…

Irish co-ops apex expects ‘managed transition’ for dairy sector

A meeting of the Icos Dairy Committee included presentations from agriculture minister Martin Heydon and experts…

Scottish credit unions secure £94k funding to help members claim benefits

New digital tools can boost household income, ease financial pressure, and reduce the need for high-cost…

Social Economy Europe sets out wishlist for 2028-2034 EU budget

Social Economy Europe (SEE) has called on the EU to draw up provisions to strengthen social…

PRA finalises amendments on credit union service organisations

The regulator hopes the changes will support growth and innovation, while improving access to high-quality shared…

Open letter urges UK ministers to unlock potential of community energy

The letter is signed by 250 organisations working across climate, poverty reduction, community development and local…

Irish credit unions gave €8m to community, says all-island report

The Irish League of Credit Unions says 305 credit unions supported a diverse range of projects,…

Government to update rules around co-operative schools

Ministers want the co-op schools model to “effectively support purposeful, large-scale collaboration”

Lincolnshire Co-op opens new round of community funding

Around 200 causes will be selected by society members, and each one could receive between £500 and £1,000