Reminders Being Labour & Co-operative If you have just been elected as Labour & Co-operative, read our tips to getting recognised here. Find out more Apply to become a Co-operative Councillor Registration is open to be endorsed as a Labour and Co-operative candidate at the 2020 local election. Find out more and apply Resources Standing up for private renters: a guide for councillors Modern Slavery Briefing for Local Councillors Including the Co-operative Party Charter on Modern Slavery 6 Steps to Build Community Wealth Using what we already have to generate local economic growth co-operatively By us, for us A co-operative agenda for enhanced city and county regions 1 2 Next » Briefings Training for Officers and Elected Representatives 15th September 2021 Consultation – Representation on the NEC 9th August 2021 Campaign and Election Spend – May 2021 (all elections) 23rd February 2021 Fairtrade Fortnight 2020 February 24th – March 8th 4th February 2020 NEC Statement on Islamophobia 1st July 2019 Tackling the climate emergency – a guide for action! 20th June 2019 Being Labour & Co-operative 4th May 2019 Campaign Briefing: Violence Against Shop Workers 11th January 2019 Loading... See all councillor briefings News Co-operation at Labour Party Conference – Stronger Together Fringe 27th September 2021 The Co-operative Party co-hosted yesterday’s fringe event as part of Anneliese Dodds’ policy review, Stronger Together – showcasing the brilliant examples of co-operation across the UK. We’re committing to proactively working to end modern slavery in Birmingham 22nd September 2021 Seeking to reduce the risk and harm of modern slavery as a local authority is something that we’ve been committed to for some time. One of the ways in which we do so is by looking closely at our supply chains and procurement practices. Organising in Broxtowe: Connecting with Voters in the Age of Post-Allegiance Politics 20th September 2021 With the days of allegiance voting seemingly behind us for good, and given the consistent widening of the gap between elected and elector over the last three decades, our answer in Broxtowe is to become part of the community. Co-op Councillor calls for Glasgow to support Fair Tax 10th September 2021 It is not too much to ask to get companies which are looking for public contracts to pay their way and pay the correct rate of tax, at the correct time and in the correct jurisdiction. 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. Learn more 12 ideas for your local manifesto Are you a current Co-operative councillor or a council candidate? Here are 12 campaign ideas and issues to take on in your manifesto. See all 12 ideas Campaign for Food Justice 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. Food Justice Campaign Contents Reminders Being Labour & Co-operativeApply to become a Co-operative Councillor Resources Standing up for private renters: a guide for councillors Modern Slavery Briefing for Local Councillors 6 Steps to Build Community Wealth By us, for us Briefings Training for Officers and Elected Representatives Consultation – Representation on the NEC Campaign and Election Spend – May 2021 (all elections) Fairtrade Fortnight 2020 February 24th – March 8th NEC Statement on Islamophobia Tackling the climate emergency – a guide for action! Being Labour & Co-operative Campaign Briefing: Violence Against Shop Workers News Co-operation at Labour Party Conference – Stronger Together Fringe We’re committing to proactively working to end modern slavery in Birmingham Organising in Broxtowe: Connecting with Voters in the Age of Post-Allegiance Politics Co-op Councillor calls for Glasgow to support Fair Tax 12 ideas for your local manifesto Campaign for Food Justice