3rd July 2026 Game Over for Digital Ownership William Sorenson Digital Officer (Content) The Rochdale Pioneers solved this exact problem in 1844. It's time to solve it again.
3rd July 2026 A Co-operative Future for Britain’s Universities? Dr Michael Paraskos Under a multi-stakeholder co-operative model, staff and students would become members of their university. They would elect a university assembly with genuine constitutional authority.
30th June 2026 Co-operation is the answer to a broken social care system Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer
16th June 2026 Demutualisation is not the answer to cricket’s problems Thomas Evans Such a move would strip members of their democratic control over the cricket club, placing control in the hands of private groups with no guaranteed tie to the communities within Yorkshire.
10th June 2026 The future of food security starts at home Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer The threats to our food security can no longer be ignored. The forthcoming 25-Year Farming Roadmap provides the ideal opportunity to begin this transformation of the agri-food system in England.
22nd May 2026 Building a resilient agriculture system through co-operation Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer In a world where fertiliser supplies can be disrupted and energy costs can spike overnight, the ability to coordinate, adapt, and invest collectively becomes a matter of national strategic importance. Networks
6th May 2026 Co-operation is on the ballot – more than ever before Gareth Dowling Local Government Officer & Organiser (Cheshire, Merseyside, Lancashire & Northern Ireland) Representative local government makes for better decision-making for everyone in society and we are delighted to be fielding our largest and one of our most diverse field of candidates the party has ever produced.
14th April 2026 Scotland Needs Co-operative Change Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer The Scotland Needs Change Manifesto is a bold statement of a new co-operative direction for the country.
9th April 2026 Back Our Buildings: Why community buildings need VAT relief now Cllr Alistair Willoughby Community buildings serve the public good every bit as much as museums, and other VAT exempt assets. These spaces are essential social infrastructure, especially in areas where they may be the only accessible public venue left.