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Co-operative development

Doubling the size of the co-operative sector through a new generation of customer and employee-owned businesses

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Lessons from International Co-operative Development

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Building A Fairer Future – The Co-operative Plan for Britain 2019
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Updates

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28th June 2023
We must end the leasehold scandal.
Lord Kennedy of Southwark Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentleman at Arms (Lords Chief Whip)

With Select Committee pressure, pressure from an APPG, and the Law Commission recommendations, and a cross-party consensus that radical reform is needed it should not be beyond a government to deliver.

Exterior of the Scottish Parliament Building. Taken at around 2pm on New Year’s Day 2013. A city full of historic architecture and that has UNESCO World heritage status that contrasts with this post modern example of architecture by Enric Miralles who died before the building was completed in around 2004.The jutting shapes are ‘think pods’ for Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) to spend time in to reflect.
28th June 2023
If the Scottish Government is serious about its commitment on employee ownership, we cannot keep waiting for action.
Claire Baker MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife

With Select Committee pressure, pressure from an APPG, and the Law Commission recommendations, and a cross-party consensus that radical reform is needed it should not be beyond a government to deliver.

23rd June 2023
It is our favourite time of year again, Co-operatives Fortnight!
Paul Sweeney MSP MSP for Glasgow

With Select Committee pressure, pressure from an APPG, and the Law Commission recommendations, and a cross-party consensus that radical reform is needed it should not be beyond a government to deliver.

30th May 2023
In Wales, supported by the Welsh Government the co-operative movement is going from strength to strength.
Stephen Doughty MP Welsh Labour & Co-operative MP for Cardiff South and Penarth and Minister of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development

With Select Committee pressure, pressure from an APPG, and the Law Commission recommendations, and a cross-party consensus that radical reform is needed it should not be beyond a government to deliver.

18th April 2023
I’m honoured to be elected as one of the first Labour and Co-operative councillors this election cycle.
Cllr Meg Birchall Labour and Co-operative Councillor for Delph Ward on Saddleworth Parish Council

With Select Committee pressure, pressure from an APPG, and the Law Commission recommendations, and a cross-party consensus that radical reform is needed it should not be beyond a government to deliver.

24th March 2023
How we’re promoting co-operative values in Hackney
Philip Glanville Mayor of Hackney

With Select Committee pressure, pressure from an APPG, and the Law Commission recommendations, and a cross-party consensus that radical reform is needed it should not be beyond a government to deliver.

17th March 2023
It’s time to unleash the power of co-operatives and mutuals.
Tulip Siddiq MP Shadow Economic Secretary to the Treasury (Shadow City Minister)

With Select Committee pressure, pressure from an APPG, and the Law Commission recommendations, and a cross-party consensus that radical reform is needed it should not be beyond a government to deliver.

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15th March 2023
The Spring Budget was a missed opportunity to deliver for our communities and our economy.
Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer

With Select Committee pressure, pressure from an APPG, and the Law Commission recommendations, and a cross-party consensus that radical reform is needed it should not be beyond a government to deliver.

8th February 2023
The ownership of our local Pub is under threat – so together, we’re working to save it.
James Murray MP Labour & Co-operative MP for Ealing North and Parliamentary Secretary (Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury) for HM Treasury

With Select Committee pressure, pressure from an APPG, and the Law Commission recommendations, and a cross-party consensus that radical reform is needed it should not be beyond a government to deliver.

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