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Show filtersInterview: Jessica Gordon-Nembhard on past lessons for economic empowerment
'We just need a lot more time, energy and money, to keep that momentum up'
A pioneer for women in the co-op movement
Andrew Bibby reviews a fascinating biography of a leading light of the Co-operative Women's Guild
A piece of history: Archives uncovered as the Co-op Group leaves Miller Street
The Group has been working with the Heritage Trust to preserve the archives from its former…
Historic worker co-op celebration moves online for lockdown
The 150th anniversary of the Hebden Bridge Fustian Manufacturing Co-operative
Channel Islands Co-op plans Liberation Day celebrations
9 May marks the 75th anniversary of the islands' release from Nazi occupation
Co-ops and crisis: Collecting modern records so the future can learn from the past
'Understanding history helps us plan for the future'
Private life vs shared space: Communal living and the housing co-op
A historical survey looks how the switch from central planning to grassroots development has changed ideas…
Researchers build online index for the Co-op News
The resource, being developed by Principle 5 in Sheffield, will be invaluable to students of the…
Interview: Erskine Holmes, a born co-operator
Co-op News talks to a stalwart of the co-op movement to mark his 80th birthday
Scotmid breaks record for the world’s largest Burns’ Night supper
926 people helped to break the record, at Edinburgh's Corn Exchange
The Co-op Party: A political manifestation of radical roots
This month’s dip into the co-op archives looks at the foundation of the Co-operative Party
