Get help with your ACV campaignFour steps to listing the places that make your community special Every community has places that make them special. Whether it’s a pub, a music venue, a leisure centre, cinema or football ground, these places are absolutely central to what make our areas what they are, what we love about our communities, and even our
Four steps to listing the places that make your community specialFour steps to listing the places that make your community special Every community has places that make them special. Whether it’s a pub, a music venue, a leisure centre, cinema or football ground, these places are absolutely central to what make our areas what they are, what we love about our communities, and even our
Campaign Guide: Getting Councils Community Right to Buy ReadyCampaign Guide:Getting Community Right to Buy Ready We know how important our local assets are to our communities. Whether that be the local pub, shop, music venue, cinema or leisure centre, its places like these that make up the social fabric of communities across the country – bringing people together and acting as the backdrop
Featured Unleashing Community OwnershipA report by the Community Ownership Commission, published with support from the Co-operative Party.
1st October 2024 Community power will help repair our fraying society Patrick Hurley Labour MP for Southport The founding and overriding ethos of the co-operative movement is the one form of ownership best placed to assist in helping my town of Southport to heal, and in helping the UK’s failed economic system to start working again for the majority of the country.
11th September 2024 Co-operators in Local Government are already making a difference Councillor Shanika Mahendran Labour & Co-operative Councillor for Loughton & Shenley ward/Cabinet Member for Economy, Sustainability and Innovation The founding and overriding ethos of the co-operative movement is the one form of ownership best placed to assist in helping my town of Southport to heal, and in helping the UK’s failed economic system to start working again for the majority of the country.
2nd May 2024 Leading the way on diversity in Local Government Jennifer Hemingway Equalities Officer The founding and overriding ethos of the co-operative movement is the one form of ownership best placed to assist in helping my town of Southport to heal, and in helping the UK’s failed economic system to start working again for the majority of the country.
15th April 2024 Out on the wiley, windy moors: The power of community ownership and how its saved the legacy of the Brontë Sisters. Georgia Horsfall The founding and overriding ethos of the co-operative movement is the one form of ownership best placed to assist in helping my town of Southport to heal, and in helping the UK’s failed economic system to start working again for the majority of the country.
4th April 2024 Unleashing community power. Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer The founding and overriding ethos of the co-operative movement is the one form of ownership best placed to assist in helping my town of Southport to heal, and in helping the UK’s failed economic system to start working again for the majority of the country.
26th March 2024 A greener, cleaner energy system. Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer The founding and overriding ethos of the co-operative movement is the one form of ownership best placed to assist in helping my town of Southport to heal, and in helping the UK’s failed economic system to start working again for the majority of the country.
20th March 2024 Labour and Co-op Councillors in Glasgow back the Right to Food — Are you with them? Richard McCready Political Officer (Scotland) The founding and overriding ethos of the co-operative movement is the one form of ownership best placed to assist in helping my town of Southport to heal, and in helping the UK’s failed economic system to start working again for the majority of the country.
14th March 2024 Growth, growth, growth: How local ownership is key to rebuilding Britain. Daniel Monaghan Policy Officer The founding and overriding ethos of the co-operative movement is the one form of ownership best placed to assist in helping my town of Southport to heal, and in helping the UK’s failed economic system to start working again for the majority of the country.
22nd February 2024 Why I’m fighting again for the Right to Food in Scotland. Rhoda Grant MSP MSP for Highlands and Islands The founding and overriding ethos of the co-operative movement is the one form of ownership best placed to assist in helping my town of Southport to heal, and in helping the UK’s failed economic system to start working again for the majority of the country.