Featured 6 Steps to Build Community WealthUsing what we already have to generate local economic growth co-operatively
17th November 2022 The Chancellor’s Autumn Statement was a missed opportunity to provide certainty to communities, businesses and co-operatives. Georgia Horsfall Communications Assistant With bills increasing, prices soaring and inflation rising, today’s Autumn Statement could have been an opportunity to address the inequalities we face in our economy. However, for communities, businesses and co-operatives across the country, the Chancellor’s promise of growth is still unclear and uncertain.
15th November 2022 In South Yorkshire, we’re exploring how employee ownership has the potential to transform our economy. Oliver Coppard Metro Mayor for South Yorkshire With bills increasing, prices soaring and inflation rising, today’s Autumn Statement could have been an opportunity to address the inequalities we face in our economy. However, for communities, businesses and co-operatives across the country, the Chancellor’s promise of growth is still unclear and uncertain.
10th November 2022 A Labour Government will unlock the full potential of the co-operative sector. Tulip Siddiq MP Shadow Economic Secretary to the Treasury (Shadow City Minister) With bills increasing, prices soaring and inflation rising, today’s Autumn Statement could have been an opportunity to address the inequalities we face in our economy. However, for communities, businesses and co-operatives across the country, the Chancellor’s promise of growth is still unclear and uncertain.
3rd November 2022 Our plan for community energy. Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer With bills increasing, prices soaring and inflation rising, today’s Autumn Statement could have been an opportunity to address the inequalities we face in our economy. However, for communities, businesses and co-operatives across the country, the Chancellor’s promise of growth is still unclear and uncertain.
3rd November 2022 I’m proud that Hammersmith and Fulham has become a Fair Tax Council. Cllr Rowan Ree Cabinet member for Finance and Reform on Hammersmith and Fulham Council With bills increasing, prices soaring and inflation rising, today’s Autumn Statement could have been an opportunity to address the inequalities we face in our economy. However, for communities, businesses and co-operatives across the country, the Chancellor’s promise of growth is still unclear and uncertain.
23rd September 2022 The Government’s new ‘Growth Plan’ does very little for those struggling to make ends meet. Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer With bills increasing, prices soaring and inflation rising, today’s Autumn Statement could have been an opportunity to address the inequalities we face in our economy. However, for communities, businesses and co-operatives across the country, the Chancellor’s promise of growth is still unclear and uncertain.
5th September 2022 Our co-operative priorities for the new Prime Minister Joe Fortune General Secretary With bills increasing, prices soaring and inflation rising, today’s Autumn Statement could have been an opportunity to address the inequalities we face in our economy. However, for communities, businesses and co-operatives across the country, the Chancellor’s promise of growth is still unclear and uncertain.
8th August 2022 The cost of living crisis demands action Tracy Brabin Metro Mayor for West Yorkshire With bills increasing, prices soaring and inflation rising, today’s Autumn Statement could have been an opportunity to address the inequalities we face in our economy. However, for communities, businesses and co-operatives across the country, the Chancellor’s promise of growth is still unclear and uncertain.
4th August 2022 The Government must go further to tackle financial corruption. Rob Bates Political and Parliamentary Officer With bills increasing, prices soaring and inflation rising, today’s Autumn Statement could have been an opportunity to address the inequalities we face in our economy. However, for communities, businesses and co-operatives across the country, the Chancellor’s promise of growth is still unclear and uncertain.