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Show filtersScotmid smashes its fundraising target and makes £345,000 for Childline
The co-op has run a year-long partnership with the charity which also promoted ways for staff…
Co-operative Credit Union promises ‘transformed’ service with online upgrade
From next month, members will be able to manage their share account and make withdrawals on-line
Co-op van showcases Rochdale’s role in the birthplace of the co-operative movement
The van is being used as part of a flowerbed to show that co-operation is 'alive…
How co-operative architecture has shaped Britain’s skylines
On World Architecture Day, we take a look at some of the brick-and-mortar icons of the…
Co-ops and credit unions respond to Scotland’s programme for government
Co-operatives UK said an increase in worker-owned firms would be a boost to the Inclusive Growth…
Co-ops’ head offices are among the most beautiful buildings in the world
From the Co-op Group’s innovative Manchester HQ to Desjardins in Canada with its living wall, the…
Catalan co-ops express support for independence referendum
Co-op body the Rocagales Foundation says a new state would strengthen democracy, collective empowerment and social…
Lessons from the Netherlands: Dilemmas of old and new co-ops
Co-op News speaks to Arjen van Nuland, chief executive of the Netherlands Co-operative Council, about the…
Plunkett Foundation launches awards for rural community co-ops
Entries are being sought for nine regions around the UK alongside a People’s Choice Award for…
Divine Chocolate holds poetry competition to celebrate its Fairtrade, farmer-owned ethos
The contest, run in conjunction with Christian Aid, is now in its 16th year
Agricultural co-ops warn EU about risks facing farmers
Ministers are meeting to discuss the Common Agricultural policy – and Copa and Cogeca say it…
