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Show filtersCo-op movement gives its response to Rishi Sunak’s budget
The new chancellor's first budget contains good news for housing co-ops, but the community energy sector…
Digitisation could drive regulatory changes for credit unions, warns Woccu
Woccu explores some of the key trends for both international standard setting bodies and national level…
Co-op Party MP warns of Brexit threat to global trade justice
'Trade can have a positive impact for the world’s poorest if it is done right. Unfortunately,…
Covid-19: Italian co-ops call for higher social protections for workers
Italian artists and showbiz workers are struggling to make ends meet
New policy guide to help world’s co-ops lobby on a united front
Peter Hunt from Mutuo presented the document, which will help the movement align its policy messaging…
NCBA CLUSA makes the case for employee ownership before US Congress committee
With babyboomer business owners nearing retirement, there is a need for better access to capital to…
European agri co-ops oppose proposed cuts to EU rural development funding
Copa and Cogeca say the proposed cuts are “totally unacceptable”
Mauritius government to promote co-ops as part of economic development programme
The island nation has more than 700 co-ops engaged in 40 different socio-economic activities
UKSCS calls for conference proposal papers
The 2020 event will look at the politics, policies and practices of co-operative movements
Labour 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
