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Show filtersLabour leader candidates discuss co-operation
Rebecca Long-Bailey, Lisa Nandy, Keir Starmer and Emily Thornberry have issued statements on their co-op positions
Interview: Erskine Holmes, a born co-operator
Co-op News talks to a stalwart of the co-op movement to mark his 80th birthday
Quebec government to help set up HR co-ops
Enterprises will use the co-op model to pool resources, share HR costs or create a joint…
Blueprint unveiled for a co-operative Greater Manchester
Commission's report is 'a golden opportunity to make devolution work for co-ops in one of the…
Reassessing Neville Chamberlain, from appeasement to the co-op tax
We review the new book from historian - and Midcounties communications head - Nick Milton, which…
European agri co-ops raise concerns about European Green Deal
'The success of the Green Deal will partly depend on the success and the preservation of…
Nominations open for NCBA Clusa board elections
There are five seats open to election, with nominations closing on 14 February
Co-op Party writes to Labour leadership contenders
As the race to succeed Jeremy Corbyn begins, the Party asks: 'why should co-operators give you…
Co-op banks welcome EU green investment rules despite red tape concerns
Sector body EACB says the changes offer a dynamic approach to sustainable finance but is too…
Co-operative development funding increases under US 2020 spending bills
There will be support for international co-op development programmes, energy-efficiency schemes at electric co-ops and rural…
European Parliament renews Social Economy Intergroup
Sector body Cooperatives Europe welcomed the decision
