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Show filtersWelsh co-op development agency Cwmpas elects Richard Hughes as chair
'At a time when our economy and climate are changing rapidly, it is crucial that the…
Cooding: Co-op gathering plots course across the digital frontier
'For co-operatives, technological innovation must always be accompanied by a capacity for social innovation that keeps…
Black History Month and the UK co-operative movement
Liz McIvor from the Co-operative Heritage Trust looks back over the efforts of co-operators - and…
Co-op Party gears up for general election at its annual conference
'We need a model of driving growth that builds in power and a stake for people…
UK Black History Month: ‘Co-ops should Rise to the occasion’
Interview with Ash Akhtar, co-chair of the Co-op Group's Rise network, which supports ethnic minority colleagues
ICMIF announces AI initiatives for the insurance mutuals sector
Swiss insurer Die Mobiliar has introduced Mobi-ChatGPT, and a new platform from EY could offer the…
Fairtrade International announces measures to increase banana plantation wages
Fairtrade says the new service allows the easy distribution of voluntary payments from retailers to workers,…
Cwmpas chair and co-founder David Jenkins to stand down after 40 years
'David has left an incredible legacy, and one which we will honour as we move forward…
Co-ops West Midlands in fight to save cash-strapped Birmingham’s community assets
The Save Birmingham campaign wants to save local spaces from a fire sale after the city…
UK co-op sector is growing – but government support needed to pick up the pace
Co-operative and Mutual Economy 2023 report highlights 'huge untapped potential' and says co-op growth is lagging…
Co-ops in Korea and Japan respond to Fukushima wastewater discharge
Earlier this year, the Dure Consumer’s Cooperative issued a statement which reiterated its opposition to the…
