Features

One year in, how well is Labour serving the co-op movement?

Starmer's team have had a rocky ride since the election – but have at least won…

With global development at a crossroads, can co-ops step up?

Trump has axed US aid spending, and other countries have made cuts, leaving a hole in…

Co-op and mutuals movements adjust to life on the cybercrime frontline

After the ransomware attack on the Co-op Group, we look at the threat to co-ops in…

Co-ops and rebalancing society: A story in numbers

The UK is looking to grow its co-op sector - but how should that work? Colin…

How are the UK’s co-op retailers responding to the rise in online grocery?

'This is not a flash in the pan. Online grocery shopping will continue to gain share…

New UK trade deals: what do they mean for co-ops?

Reaction from the UK National Farmers Union and the US National Council of Farmer Cooperatives

Coop Exchange appoints Shaun Tarbuck as chair 

'Coop Exchange can enable the growth needed in our sector to deliver better societal outcomes'

A good news story for UK mutuality 

Financial journalist Paul Gosling on Coventry's acquisition of the Co-operative Bank

Why are so many co-ops leaving X (formerly Twitter)?

Alternatives Economiques, Media Co-op, Community Energy England and CG Scop are among organisations deserting the platform

Jimmy Carter’s legacy – and links to co-operation

The late president was a keen supporter of rural electric co-ops

From member-managed LLC to co-op reform for inclusive economies

An article by Trebor Scholz, Anne-Pauline De Cler, Michelle Lee, Morshed Mannan, Stefano Tortorici, looking for…

Law Commission Review: what do co-operative law firms think?

In September 2024, The Law Commission published a consultation paper containing provisional proposals for reform to the Co-operative…