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UK tech co-op seeks support to continue fuelling fair opportunities for coders in Gaza

“We are proud of what we have built together”

Labour commits to growing co-op and mutual finance sectors – but faces doubts on £28bn green pledge

The party's Financing Growth report promises reform of mutuals and sustainable finance - while Keir Starmer…

Woccu urges for proportional regulation for New Zealand’s credit unions

New Zealand has five credit unions serving 150,000 members

Applications open for International Credit Union Development Educators class of 2024

The cohort will be recognised at the 2024 World Credit Union Conference in Boston, USA

How co-ops worked to heal divisions in Northern Ireland

As hopes grow for a new power-sharing deal, here's a look at the role played by…

Fresh calls for Post Office mutualisation in wake of Horizon scandal

As anger continues over the wrongful convictions of postmasters, Mutuo has reissued its paper calling for…

Co-op Group adds its stores to crime centre’s safe space scheme

'Anyone seeking a safe haven in their local Co-op will always be welcomed, encouraged to report…

European agri co-ops call for solutions as farm protests continue

As farmers call for action on pay, red tape and foreign competition, the European Commission has…

Central Co-op honours a forefather with a re-dedication service

Central Co-op president Elaine Dean on the legacy of philanthropist and co-operator Emmanuel Merchant JP

Co-ops react to European Commission proposals to simplify tax rules

The proposal could reduce tax compliance costs for businesses in the EU by up to 65%,…

Trinidad and Tobago look at reforms to strengthen credit union sector

Proposals include establishing an Independent Co-operative Authority to regulate the country’s co-op sector

Credit unions top small business satisfaction rankings in Canada

'While big banks hold most of the small business market share, they’re not serving their small…