Whether you are a long-time Councillor or have just been elected, you'll find useful campaign ideas, resources and information about being a Co-operative councillor here.
If you have just been elected as Labour & Co-operative, read our tips to getting recognised here.
Registration is open to be endorsed as a Labour and Co-operative candidate at the 2023 local election.
Including the Co-operative Party Charter on Modern Slavery
Using what we already have to generate local economic growth co-operatively
A co-operative agenda for enhanced city and county regions
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.
In local government, we know how co-operation can help us to solve some of the biggest issues we face, often in the most challenging of circumstances
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.
When the humble terraced house in West Yorkshire where the three famous sisters were born was at risk of closure, its survival was essential. Thankfully, through the power of community ownership the starting point for many of the world’s greatest stories has now been saved.
Commit to ensuring that there's nowhere to hide for modern slavery in your council's supply chain by joining the growing number of local authorities who have signed the Co-operative Party Charter Against Modern Slavery.
Are you a current Co-operative councillor or a council candidate? Here are 12 campaign ideas and issues to take on in your manifesto.
The Co-operative Party is campaigning for food justice. There are plenty of opportunities for Councillors to get involved. Read our briefing to find out more.
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