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Credit union lending reaches record levels as UK borrowing costs rise
The figures were revealed as the government plans new rules for the sector, allowing it to…
Co-operators in Jordan look at changes to national sector legislation
Proposals include the inclusion of non-Jordanians in co-ops, strengthening the representation of co-ops and enhancing the…
How co-ops in the UK and North America are tackling mental health challenges
We hear from service providers who are devising new models of provision, and from agri co-ops…
Glasgow housing co-op to build 44 affordable homes
Glasgow City Council approved the disposal of the former primary school site in Pollok to Rosehill…
Electric co-ops work to keep power on as wildfires break out across Chile
Electricity infrastructure has been affected by the disaster, which has killed 24 people and destroyed 1,000…
Colombian government takes steps to include co-ops in public procurement
National sector apex Confecoop welcomed a decree which says public contracts should be tailored to participation…
Turkey and Syria earthquake: Co-ops mobilise to support those affected
It is estimated that over 13.5 million people have been affected by the disaster
Federation of Southern Co-ops offers disaster relief after tornado hits Alabama
'Disaster relief and recovery is a major part of our overall co-operative economic development, land retention,…
Meet … Cllr Louise Gittins, chair of the Co-operative Councils’ Innovation Network
'We realised the power of community action and engagement and the difference the co-operative way makes…
New Zealand’s leadership change – and what it means for co-ops
'What we need is a brave government and leadership to come in and be prepared to…
Catalonian housing co-op wins social innovation prize from European Commission
Sostre Cívic was praised for its alternative housing model which judges found 'fairer and more accessible,…