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I’ve been following the Co-operative Party’s Community Britain campaign with interest. The Party is right to argue that communities are central to national renewal, and that government needs to go further and […]

The national changes have created the opportunity to permanently embed stronger co-operative relationships between councils and communities.

Last week’s debate in Holyrood on the Community Wealth Building (Scotland) Bill was more than just procedural politics — it was a moment of opportunity. As Richard Leonard MSP powerfully […]

The co-operative movement has always been a champion for consumers. It’s in our political DNA, the idea that our economy and society should serve everyone, and that power and wealth should always be shared.

The Financial Inclusion Strategy marks a new era for credit union growth in delivering for families and communities up and down the country.

One of the guiding principles of the Co-operative movement is that everybody contributes, and some of our core values as co-operators are self-help and self-responsibility, as well as solidarity.

The Report reveals the wider benefits of the co-operative and mutual model which sets it apart from other forms of business.

This is a significant watershed for the organisation and for the passenger.