This month’s dip into the co-op archives looks at the foundation of the Co-operative Party
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Show filters‘Three Ships’ co-op landmark earmarked for demolition
Hull City Council said asbestos embedded in the concrete structure means preservation work would be too…
How the CWS went into the farming business
Marking the Co-operative College centenary, archivist Sophie McCulloch recalls the network of farms owned by UK…
Co-ops and Ireland: The shaping of a nation
Patrick Doyle looks the role of co-ops in the history of Ireland as it pushed for…
Obituary: Philip Jones, secretary of United Norwest and United Co-operatives
'Not only did Phil hold a remarkable number of senior roles; he carried them out with…
Co-op culture as a dangerous idea in Victorian Britain
Manchester University is running an English literature module which looks at 19th century co-operation
Hebden Bridge pays tribute to its co-operative history
Co-operators celebrated the legacy of the Hebden Bridge Fustian Manufacturing Co-operative Society.
Heart Of England Co-op returns to its roots – and looks back on its past
The society has moved its head office to Foleshill - a stone's throw from where it…
Hebden Bridge unveils blue plaques to its co-operative history
The town celebrates International Co-operatives Day with a celebration of its 19th century fustian co-op
Making co-operative citizens: A century of learning collaboration
How the Co-op College has worked to bring collaborative education to the movement
Catalonia celebrates: Exploring the region’s co-op heritage
Andrew Bibby visits an exhibition on the region’s co-op history in Barcelona
Co-op College centenary: Working conditions and employee rights
A look back at the co-op movement’s support for workers, from minimum wages to education
