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Show filtersGovernment invests £60m in community-led housing schemes
'It is a massive and potentially paradigm-shifting opportunity for our sector to develop new co-operative and…
In the battle for net neutrality, can co-ops keep the internet open and democratic?
Small, community-owned ISPs are spreading – and could help to protect open internet access
CECOP responds to the European Commission’s Social Pillar package
A statement calls for 'a drastic shift of EU policies towards encouraging investment rather than putting…
Re-shuffle leads to highest number of co-op ministers within the Welsh cabinet
The Co-operative Party is celebrating its largest number of Welsh Assembly ministers, following a reshuffle earlier…
Budget signals changes for credit unions and housing co-ops
Credit unions can recruit an extra million members and housing co-ops may benefit from housing investment…
Putting workers in charge can help the chancellor tackle Britain’s productivity crisis
'Higher productivity means a better-functioning economy, with more of us working better, not harder'
Labour’s Scottish leader backs co-op ideas
Scotland's new Labour leader is calling for worker control of companies and a social housing programme
Learn how to communicate ethical values to members
Guidance shows how to report values to key stakeholders through narrative reporting
Grand gala opening for global co-op summit
'Having so many leaders from over 90 countries is something we should be very proud of.…
Help us find your Co-op Champions
It's not a popularity competition, we want to find the human side of co-operation. Who are…
Scottish Co-op Party backs Richard Leonard for Scottish Labour leadership
Mr Leonard, who is standing against fellow Co-op Party member Anas Sarwar, called for greater 'industrial…
