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Policy forums: Local policy

Event

Start date / time
Wednesday 30 June 2021, 11:00am
End date / time
Wednesday 30 June 2021, 11:45am
Location
Online
Price
FREE for members of Co-operatives UK and £10 + VAT for non-members
More information
[email protected]
Organised by
Co-operatives UK
Event type
Networking
Talk/lecture
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About the forum

Discover more about the policy work that Co-operatives UK is doing. This will also be a great opportunity to voice your thoughts, ask questions and meet other co-ops to expand your network of contacts. 

Format

  • This meeting will take place online for 45 minutes.
  • An update on the policy work that Co-operatives UK is doing will be delivered followed by an informal chat where you'll be encouraged to share your thoughts, feedback and any questions you have relating to policy.

How much does it cost?

  • This meeting is FREE for members of Co-operatives UK.
  • £10 + VAT for non-members. Co-operatives UK members receive 30% off all paid events – plus LOTS more benefits. Learn about Co-operatives UK membership.

What attendees will learn

You will have the opportunity to meet our Policy Officer, hear an update on the policy work Co-operatives UK is doing, meet other co-ops and share your thoughts, feedback and questions.

Who should attend?

Anyone interested in policy.

About the host

James has been Policy Officer at Co-operatives UK since 2013. Before this he worked with credit unions, as a student housing case worker and for a housing association. James has been convinced of the need for more just, sustainable and democratic businesses since studying politics at university in the early 2000s. A belief in the benefits of mutualism is a family tradition. James leads our efforts to influence government policy, in order to create better conditions for co-op formation and growth. Outside of work James has a toddler to look after, loves to cycle everywhere and gets about 5 minutes a day to mess about on a guitar.