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Co-operatives UK is set to explore the scope and scale of a Holyoake House refurbishment project through a design competition. 

Co-operatives UK and the International Co-operatives Working Group is calling on the co-operative movement to back the DEC Pakistan Floods Appeal after devastating floods affect one third of the…

A new federal body for worker co-ops and democratic employee-owned businesses has 2023 launch plan. 

Government must take immediate and effective action to prevent permanent damage to UK businesses, including co-operatives.

Co-operatives UK is supporting a new Bill boosting co-operative investment, innovation and development.

A chronic lack of awareness is damaging the ability of co‑operatives to provide answers to social issues faced by younger people. 

Nine teams competed in a live pitch event on 6 July with RIMA, Kocoon and the Learning Co-op winning a share of the £10,000 prize money from The Co-operative Bank.

A National Youth Summit has been called to offer young people the chance to explore radical solutions to the big topics of the day – from job security and mental health, to climate action and ethical…

Andy Burnham announces new taskforce for supporter-led football with plans to put fans in control of crisis hit Oldham Athletic

A dedicated session - free to attend for all worker co-op members of Co-operatives UK - is being held at Co-op Congress on Friday 17 June to discuss the creation of a new federal.

As investment in community shares in the UK reaches a landmark figure, a new fund is launched to boost more communities through this flexible, innovative form of finance. 

Co-operatives UK is proud to announce the nine teams that are taking part in the latest UnFound Accelerator.

Amid concerns over Twitter's impending £44bn sale to Elon Musk, are co-operative tech platforms the compelling solution to billionaire control?

Last night (4 April 2022) it was reported in the media that the government has decided to go ahead with plans to privatise Channel 4.

Today (1 April 2022) government guidance around Covid-19 was updated. But it still leaves many unanswered questions for employers and those businesses who 'do the right thing' may incur higher costs.