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Co-op councils meet to discuss ways to embed their values into communities

The Co-op Councils Innovation Network met at Rochdale Town Hall yesterday for its annual conference, where it discussed ways to build co-operative places.

Keynote speakers and workshop facilitators stressed the need to embed co-op values in the network’s activities, with Lord Kennedy, Labour/Co-op peer and shadow spokesperson on communities and local government, saying it offered “ideas and innovations for the challenges ahead” while the country endures “very strange, very difficult times”.

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