A conference hosted by Cecop-Cicopa Europe looked at how co-ops can help young people take control…
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Hazel Blears on serving as a member nominated director at the Co-op Group
The Co-op Group has two member-nominated director seats up for election next year. We talk to…
Mutualising public services: How do we engage with workers and the public?
'I think people feel they have a better influence and they feel a bit closer to…
Co-op engagement: Reaching out to baby boomers to leave a co-op legacy
As business owners from the baby-boom generation near retirement, co-operators in Cleveland and working to transition…
Co-op engagement: Lessons from Outlandish
'We don't want to grow, we just want to work with nice people and deliver things…
Christmas gifts: Festive goodies from the Ethical Shop
A selection of ethical gifts for the festive season
The Bristol Bike Project celebrates 10 years of empowering communities
The co-op has helped 2,000 people from marginalised communities become independently mobile and gain new skills
Exploring the potential of co-operative models in the social enterprise sector
Sarah Deas, Chief Executive of Co-operative Development Scotland, on lessons learned from the Social Enterprise World…
Madrid co-operative network is working to build stronger communities
The Tangente group provides training and consulting services around gender equality, sustainability, communication
Queenslanders Credit Union pays tribute to founder Leo Barcham
He helped to set up the credit union during his time as a Queensland public servant
Meet … Hortência Pina and Adalberto Luis from CECAQ-11 cocoa co-op
The two members of the co-op, on the island of São Tomé, on Fairtrade, women’s rights…
100 years on from the Armistice, we look at how Co-op News covered World War I
The paper maintained a balanced approach throughout the war, with reports from Europe and the home…
