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For the first time since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Co-operative Party is returning to your region in one of a series of in-person Conferences being held across all regions and nations of the UK. Members and supporters from across the North East of England are invited to take part in this event in Sunderland on Saturday, 28 January, from 10.30 am to 3 pm.
This is your Conference and your chance to meet with Co-op Party members from across the North East to discuss, debate and take part in workshops as we examine the theme ‘From Crisis to Co-operation’ by identifying the local co-operative initiatives that really do make a difference to communities in the midst of a cost of living crisis.
As well as hearing examples of best practice from invited guest speakers – we want to hear from you, our members – on how we can widen ownership in our economy and give people the tools and support to tackle the big issues from inequality, hunger and energy provision to green jobs and high street regeneration.
Cllr Clare Gamble, Chair of Billingham Town Council and Cllr Graeme Miller, Leader of Sunderland City Council will be speaking at this event. Both organisations are members of the CCIN.
