Recent news The next General Election can be a landmark moment for growing employee ownership across our economy By bethanycheshire | 15th May 2024 Tags: Blog The Employee Ownership Association (EOA), the trade body for the UK’s employee owned sector, has launched their new policy proposals for the upcoming 2024 General Election. Unlocking the Potential of Employee Ownership: The Why and How for People Powered Growth provides ambitious plans for how the next Government can continue to support the sector and 262,400 reasons to enshrine the Right to Food in Scots Law By Richard McCready | 15th May 2024 Tags: Blog, the Scottish Co-operative Party The Trussell Trust have released the figures for the help they have given in the past year. Leading the way on diversity in Local Government By gobrien | 2nd May 2024 Tags: Blog, Communities, Housing & Local Government The Co-op Party has the highest representation of women standing in May 2024 elections of any major party – but there’s more to do to ensure our councils are representative of the communities they serve. 1 2 3 … 385 Next » Load More Party news A refreshed identity for the Party’s second century By benwest | 1st March 2019 Tags: Blog, Party News This month sees the launch of a refreshed brand identity for the Co-operative Party. Here’s more about the new look, designed to reflect the Party’s renewed ambition. We need a Budget which protects Scotland’s communities By James Kelly | 31st January 2019 Tags: Blog, News releases, Party News, Communities, Housing & Local Government, Economy, the Scottish Co-operative Party As a Scottish Co-operative Party MSP I will be looking for a Budget today which is bold and which transforms the way in which out economy is run. Oxford race ahead in cutting emissions By Emma Hoddinott | 25th January 2019 Tags: Blog, Party News, Energy and Environment, Communities, Housing & Local Government Time is running out to prevent a climate catastrophe. Global emissions show few signs of slowing down, hitting unprecedented levels in 2018. It is a timely that the Co-op Party has launched its policy consultation on climate change, energy and environment. Take a look at what Oxford are doing and share your thoughts. « Previous 1 … 4 5 6 7 8 … 21 Next » Load More Welsh news The devastating effect of rural crime on farmers By gobrien | 11th July 2023 Tags: Blog, Public Services, Energy and Environment, Wales Co-operative Party The more that police, farming unions, the agricultural community, and residents of rural areas work together to stop rural and wildlife crime, the more effective we will be – and the sooner we can help put an end to these types of offences. Food and co-operation – at the very heart of Fairtrade By Georgia Horsfall | 7th March 2023 Tags: Blog, International Development & Affairs, Economy, Wales Co-operative Party Supporting Fairtrade makes a real difference. It means extra income, power and support for those communities and producers, and it helps protect the future of some of our most-loved food and the planet. Making a Difference with Welsh Government on Employee Ownership By Georgia Horsfall | 8th February 2023 Tags: Blog, Wales Co-operative Party How refreshing it always is when we have a Government committed to co-operation in values and in action. It means that when we as co-operators push the case for co-operation, we have Ministers who open the door to do more. 1 2 3 … 16 Next » Load More Contents Recent news The next General Election can be a landmark moment for growing employee ownership across our economy 262,400 reasons to enshrine the Right to Food in Scots Law Leading the way on diversity in Local Government Party news A refreshed identity for the Party’s second century We need a Budget which protects Scotland’s communities Oxford race ahead in cutting emissions Welsh news The devastating effect of rural crime on farmers Food and co-operation – at the very heart of Fairtrade Making a Difference with Welsh Government on Employee Ownership