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Malcolm Wicks MP, Gerry Ryan, Jane Avis and
Labour Councillors campaigning for Croydon

together with hundreds of members across Croydon, we believe passionately
in Croydon and want to see it flourish as a strong vibrant community

Croydon could be so much better! Join Labour on our campaign.

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Cooperative Party Logothe Co-operative Party and Labour.

The Co-operative Party is the political arm of the Co-operative Movement.

The Co-operative Party has an electoral agreement with Labour which enables candidates to stand as Labour and Co-operative representatives in General, European and Local elections. The Co-operative Party aims to:

  • promote the principles of co-operation
  • support and promote all forms of co-operative
  • work with Labour to win elections

The Co-operative party is the second largest centre left party and has representation in both Houses of Parliament, the Scottish Parliament and the Welsh and London Assemblies, as well as over 350 local councillors.

The Co-operative Movement includes co-operatives and mutuals that operate in all sectors of the economy and society. It covers a wide range of businesses and services to meet diverse economic, social and cultural needs. From food production and retailing to banking and financial services, co-operation in the 21st century has moved into areas as diverse as housing and care provision and leisure and sport.

Unlike their capitalist competitors, co-operatives are driven by more than the pursuit of profit. Whilst they strive to be successful co-operative businesses, they are run according to a set of values and principles and are grounded in the communities they serve.

You can find out more about the Co-operative party by clicking here (nationally) and here (locally)