'It might be true that sociocracy is more feasible in the digital world'
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Show filtersCo-operatives UK offers free flights to Global Youth Forum
The offer is open to members of the UK sector aged 18-35 who have been accepted…
The Co-operative Commission needs you!
James Wright, policy officer at Co-operatives UK, on a 'golden opportunity to make devolution work for…
Book review: A century of education, social change and the Co-operative College
Nick Matthews from Co-operatives UK reviews a timely discussion of the role of co-op education
New online course explores pathways towards a Co-operative Commonwealth
The course is aimed at newcomers to social change work as well as veteran activists, practitioners,…
Spring statement: What co-ops need to know
Chancellor Philip Hammond announced new policies around housing and digital businesses which could impact some co-ops
Nominations open for the UK Co-operative of the Year Awards 2019
The awards recognise co-operatives' commitment to their communities and the co-op principles
How to get your co-op Brexit ready
If co-ops are committed to the UK because they are committed to their members, how can…
FCA scraps fees – saving co-ops £1m a year
The regulator has abolished fees for society registrations and for data access
New report calls for more co-op housing in Scotland
According to the report, current housing co-ops can also benefit from support from the government
Seed fund launched to boost growth of digital platform co-ops
The move comes as new research explores ways to scale up the sector
First meeting of Andy Burnham’s commission for a co-operative Manchester
Commissioners want to 'spread opportunities brought by growth to people across the region'