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Mauritius ministry hosts workshop on innovation in the co-operative sector

The event brought together over 100 members and practitioners from co-ops across the country

Media co-op Bristol Cable wins award for modern slavery investigation

The title won Press Gazette’s Local Journalism award for its five-year campaign to expose abuses at…

Co-op Group opens 30 stores in run-up to Christmas

The Group says the new stores will create around 500 jobs and bring it closer to…

Student Co-op Homes extends share offer after passing £100k

'Today’s students in higher education face increasing pressure, debt and mental health challenges. Student housing co-ops…

Administrator appointed at failed Solent Credit Union

The credit union has debts of more than £500,000 after exposure to bad loans

Children to present story of Rochdale Pioneers as part of 175th anniversary

A local drama school is presenting a new play, Together, at the Pioneers Museum, telling the…

Employee wellbeing: Tips for co-ops at the Practitioners Forum

Sharon Pegg from Northern Powerhouse Consulting suggested policies on healthy lifestyles, mental health and promoting joint…

Cooperatives Europe responds to the appointment of new European Commission

The sector body is 'ready to involve itself in an active policy making, to build European…

Basel Committee highlights need for proportional approach to regulation

The principle of proportionality can be used by a prudential credit union regulator when implementing the…

BCCM launches Disability Inclusion Toolkit for co-ops and mutuals

BCCM encouraged co-ops and mutuals to use the toolkit to build more inclusive practices into their…

Co-operative education around the world

'Co-ops are a fundamental matter to teach at schools and universities,' says Bruno Roelants of the…

Desjardins announces major restructure after data breach

Around 4.2 million members have been affected by the data breach