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Show filtersCo-operatives UK looks back on its impact in 2019
'The co-operative values and principles bind our innovative sector together'
Election 2019: Co-op Party loses six seats; movement looks to influence government
Party chair Anna Turley was among the unseated candidates
Employee wellbeing: Tips for co-ops at the Practitioners Forum
Sharon Pegg from Northern Powerhouse Consulting suggested policies on healthy lifestyles, mental health and promoting joint…
Co-operation recognised in Not the Nobel competition
Jessica Gordon Nembard, whose work includes a history of African American co-operation, was among the finalists
Practitioners Forum: Vital lessons for key co-operators
Delegates can pick and mix from strands on communications; finance; governance; HR; and membership
UK co-ops urged to join Climate Strike
'We're standing in solidarity with young campaigners, who are the co-operators of the future'
Ed Mayo nominated for Nobel Prize alternative award
The award was created to promote economic solutions for today’s global challenges
Co-ops are common sense agenda for all parties, urges election campaign
The policy agenda calls on the next government to unleash the potential of the co-operative economy
FairTrade under pressure: What now for the movement after 25 years?
'Almost all Fairtrade is co-operative and the best of it connects co-operatives through the supply chain'
How can agri co-ops deal with climate change, tough markets and Brexit?
'It’s a tough time being a farmer, but if they are willing to engage we can…
Fewer farming co-ops in the UK but with an increased turnover
'There’s a need to get our act together and demonstrate that by co-operating we are stronger…