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.
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Registration is open for existing Labour or Labour & Co-operative Councillors to be endorsed as a Labour and Co-operative candidate at the 2027 local election.
Scottish Co-operative Party edition of our ‘Be a Councillor’ guide
With contributions by Marc Stears, Ruth Yeoman, Tom Watson MP, Mathew Lawrence, Reema Patel and Tony Greenham, Jennifer Tankard, Baroness Dianne Hayter, Richard Murphy, Cliff Mills, Richard Pennycook, and Ed Mayo.
Full programme for the Co-operative Party Economy Conference on 28 Jan 2017
A co-operative agenda for enhanced city and county regions
Representative local government makes for better decision-making for everyone in society and we are delighted to be fielding our largest and one of our most diverse field of candidates the party has ever produced.
Community buildings serve the public good every bit as much as museums, and other VAT exempt assets. These spaces are essential social infrastructure, especially in areas where they may be the only accessible public venue left.
I’ve been following the Co-operative Party’s Community Britain campaign with interest. The Party is right to argue that communities are central to national renewal, and that government needs to go further and […]
The national changes have created the opportunity to permanently embed stronger co-operative relationships between councils and communities.
Are you a current Co-operative councillor or a council candidate? Here are some campaign ideas and issues to take on in your manifesto.
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