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Co-op College drama workshop explores alternative methods of teaching
The trust-building session was led by Brazilian theatre practitioner and researcher Dr Kelly Cristina Fernandes
Leeds Credit Union members save £1.7m in festive interest charges
It also ran a Christmas savings club, where members squirrelled away £720,000
Co-ops on the agenda at Sheffield Festival of Debate
The Festival takes place on 14 April – 30 May
Desjardins report highlights work on climate change
The Group has set a new goal to bring its own greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions down…
Fonterra Sustainability Report shows slow progress towards targets
'We don’t shy away from the fact that we need to do more against some of…
Co-op College to provide training for new CCIN members
The programme will be developed with input from councils during an eight-week consultation and design period
Central England Co-op scoops green standard treble – for the third time
The internationally recognised standards cover areas such as carbon emissions, waste outputs, and water use
Archaeology firm digs out new future as employee-owned business
Guard Archaeology, based in Scotland, has discovered several key sites, including the real Bannockburn battlefield
Co-ops join call for incorporating health into COP25 agenda
Under the Paris Agreement, the right to health is a core principle guiding action on climate…
Canadian farmers back workers in Co-op Refinery lock-out dispute
The workers went on strike in December last year over disagreements about their pension contributions
Co-op Group staff launch equal pay claim
The employees, who are mostly women, argue they are being underpaid compared with warehouse workers, most…