19th July 2018 Durham Miners Gala: a celebration of the power of community and co-operation Janine Docherty Co-operatives have played a huge role in the lives of mining communities, which is why for a second year we were proud to march at the Big Meeting with the Party's Centenary Banner
17th July 2018 How a Labour opposition persuaded a Conservative Council to embrace the Charter on Modern Slavery Sean Woodcock
5th July 2018 Traffickers still ‘acting with impunity’ James Butler Regional Organiser (East Midlands, West Midlands and South West) Outgoing anti-slavery commissioner says government not doing enough to enforce modern slavery law or to support victims
3rd July 2018 Does size matter? Archived: Ben West Communications & Digital Officer On top of the advantages of the co-operative model itself, it's clear that a significantly larger co-operative sector can 'ripple out', helping to transform the economy as a whole.
3rd July 2018 Launch of Independent Report on Doubling the Size of the Co-operative Sector benwest New Economics Foundation (NEF) think tank launches its independent report on doubling the UK's co-operative sector, commissioned by the Co-operative Party
2nd July 2018 There’s a glimmer of hope for Londoners who no longer believe that affordable housing exists in their city Constantino Christou Chair on the Lambeth Community Land Trust (CLT) campaign It wasn’t until I discovered the growing national movement in community housing that I believed that it was possible to make a difference to London's housing crisis.
25th June 2018 Government plans to strengthen the Social Value Act Joe Fortune General Secretary The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster speaks to the ‘Reform’ think tank about re-building trust in public procurement post-Carillion.
21st June 2018 Scots want to see governments intervene more robustly to encourage responsible tax palnning by business Richard McCready Political Officer (Scotland)