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Show filtersHebden Bridge unveils blue plaques to its co-operative history
The town celebrates International Co-operatives Day with a celebration of its 19th century fustian co-op
Making co-operative citizens: A century of learning collaboration
How the Co-op College has worked to bring collaborative education to the movement
Catalonia celebrates: Exploring the region’s co-op heritage
Andrew Bibby visits an exhibition on the region’s co-op history in Barcelona
Co-op College centenary: Working conditions and employee rights
A look back at the co-op movement’s support for workers, from minimum wages to education
The ILO: from 1919 to current day
Stirling Smith celebrates the centenary of the United Nations agency with a mandate to promote co-operatives
Co-operative College centenary year: Life as a co-operative learner
A key focus of learning was for consumer co-op societies to give customers a better experience
Singapore freelancers co-op joins campaign to have hawker culture recognised by Unesco
Unesco is expected to make a decision by the end of 2020
Interview: Gillian Lonergan looks back on a life curating the heritage of co-operation
We caught up with Gillian, librarian at the Co-operative Heritage Trust’s National Co-operative Archive, on the…
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
The Co-operative Heritage Trust – reinvigorating the Rochdale story
'It’s crucial for us to think about future planning for audiences as well as looking after…
Brexit rages on – but how did the UK co-op movement feel about joining in 1973?
The UK’s relationship with the Common Market was no less controversial when the country joined