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Show filtersComment: A new era for Wales?
The team from Co-op Wales looks at the implications of the recent Senedd elections, which saw…
New York’s Park Slope Food Coop votes to boycott Israeli goods
Debate over the move has sparked tensions at the co-op, which may now face a legal…
New Zealand’s Co-op Bank to pay $1.4m penalty over monitoring failures
The Reserve Bank filed action over three breaches of core requirements under the Anti-Money Laundering and…
Credit unions sound alarm over possible Trump curb on migrant banking
Inclusiv and NLCUP warn the executive order on the banking system will exclude migrants from mainstream…
As the US Farm Bill finally rolls forward, what does it mean for agri co-ops?
The latest US Farm Bill is working its way through the federal legislature after two years…
Pakistan’s co-ops plan to boost livelihoods and rights for waste pickers
Government representatives, labour organisations, technical experts, and international partners discussed the scheme in Lahore
Canadian spring budget brings a ‘win’ for worker co-ops, say sector leaders
'CMC will continue working with the government to make co-operatives easier to finance, easier to procure from and easier…
Cooperative Councils Innovation Network calls for greater local collaboration
'Local elections showed a clear political divide in our communities. Co-operation must be at the core…
Shifting political backdrop for co-ops after local elections and King’s Speech
Local and devolved authorities have changed hands and Keir Starmer's leadership remains under threat
Australia’s BCCM welcomes budget measures on growth and affordability
The apex also welcomed reforms to help co-ops and other businesses experiencing dual or multiple regulatory…
