12th August 2024 Protecting the connection between community and club with fan ownership Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer Fan ownership can keep clubs connected to the communities, cities, and regions they represent – while remaining globally competitive.
7th August 2024 Why we need more young people in co-operatives Cllr Ellie Ormsby Labour & Co-operative Councillor and Youth Rep on the Co-operative Party NEC Eleanor Ormsby, Youth Representative on the Co-operative Party NEC, explains why more people need to be involved in the co-operative sector.
7th August 2024 Standing up for Responsible Tax Conduct Andrew Duffy-Lawson North Lanarkshire Council has adopted the Fair Tax Mark, setting a new standard for transparency and fairness in public finance. Discover how this initiative tackles tax avoidance and strengthens community trust.
26th July 2024 New statistics show just how important a standalone offence is to reducing retail crime Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer The new Labour & Co-operative Government has committed to the introduction of a new standalone offence for assaulting a shopworker, as well as scrapping the £200 threshold which prevents police from investigating most shoplifting.
19th July 2024 A small paragraph that packs a punch Huw Lewis Political and Membership Officer (Wales) There is a renewed commitment to our work and a lot of enthusiasm for co-operation in Wales. However, there is still much to do ahead
19th July 2024 What Does it Mean to be Labour’s Sister Party in 2024? Joe Fortune General Secretary The electoral pact between the Labour Party and Co-operative Party has lasted for nearly a century. But what does it mean for the Co-operative Party to be the sister party of Labour in 2024?
19th July 2024 A Co-operative Renaissance? Joe Fortune General Secretary With a newly elected Labour government is now the time for a co-operative renaissance? General Secretary Joe Fortune explains why this could be a once in a generation chance.
19th July 2024 The Importance of Retrofitting: A Path to Sustainable Communities Emma Hoddinott Assistant General Secretary (Representation & Political Affairs) The push for more sustainable energy will come through many avenues, but how will the co-operative sector factor into the retrofitting of our homes?
18th July 2024 At the age of 16, young people begin to work, pay tax and can even join the military – so why can’t they vote? Eden Hollingsworth The Co-operative party is committed to building a society where power is shared – and votes at 16 could be a crucial way to re-balance power in our country for the better.