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Show filtersCo-op Group expands electric home delivery fleet in £1.5m deal
The retailer says the move will help it reach its net zero goals and expand its…
Sunderland Council works with local credit union on financial inclusion
The authority will help NEFirst offer financial products based on affordability rather than credit score
Starmer government sets out plans for credit union reform
Ministers want to lift the cap on the common bond to allow a credit union to…
Stirchley Co-op Development project under threat
The site was designed for co-op business and residential use but is facing financial shortfalls after…
Principle 5 plans launch for journal of political co-operation
Co-opolitics will look at 'how co-operative institutions can address some of the structural problems facing Britain'
Plunkett UK opens entries for its community business awards
'The stories we hear are a powerful testament to what can be achieved when people come…
Cwmpas urges co-op sector to engage with new-look Sennedd
It is important to introduce an influx of new assembly members to democratic business models, says…
Lincolnshire Co-op delivers funding boost for 42 food banks
Lincolnshire Co-op’s Community Champions scheme has launched a fundraising drive for food banks across Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire,…
Future Co-ops conference looks at ways to reclaim community power
The results were announced in the early hours of 27 February: the UK’s Green Party had…
Where does the working class fit into the modern UK co-op movement?
A Revolting Class (Arc) supports co-ops and other social change groups looking to better understand class…
