The Wor ker Co-op Weekend is taking place 5-7 June 2026 at Thornbridge Outdoors\, a rural venue in the heart of the Peak District.
\n \nworkers.coop wi ll facilitate monthly organising meetings where me mbers can come together to help shape the event. < /p>\n \n
We have started planning the logistics for the event\, including sourcing delicious food from worker co-ops\, forming a kid's programme an d liaising with the folk who did our childcare las t year\, and thinking about bursary proposals and sponsorship opportunities.
\n \nAs the prog ramme is member-led we particularly are looking fo r input from members to focus on programme design and content\, to create a programme that reflects current activities and demands.
\n \nThe pr ogramme will be designed around having two streams \, Co-op support and development\, and Movement Bu ilding\, alongside sessions focusing on skills for co-operators\, and games and activities.
\n \ nIn particular we will be inviting worker co-o ps in specific sectors to feed into peer-led sessi ons around topics important to them.
\n \nH ere is the programme submission doc.
\n \ n\n \n
A targeted\, intentional networking session to identify new business opportunities through refer rals hosted by Principle 6 and Space4. This is an in-person event in Space4\, London.
\n \nBo ok tickets here.
\nHave you ever been introd uced to someone who completely changed the traject ory of your business? Perhaps they were the key to securing a new contract or owned the ideal locati on for your business. This structured networking s ession is designed to make these transformative co nnections through ethical word-of-mouth referrals.
\n \nCome al ong to meet other co-ops and shoot the co-operativ es breeze ...
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\n \nGlasgow worker co-ops monthly meet-ups ar e held on the first Wednesday of every month early evening\, 5.30 &ndash\; 7.30pm (very occasionally on a different day - announced in advance).
\n \nThe venue and activity vary but they'\;r e always open and informal. Sometimes we show film s or organise talks\, workshops or outings but mos t months we just hang out together and have a gene ral catch up on all things co-op in Glasgow and fu rther afield. Our meet-ups are all self-organised\ , so if you have an idea for a meet-up topic or ev ent\, we'\;re in!
\n \nThe meet-ups are primarily for local worker co-ops and radical hous ing co-ops but all co-operators and any groups int erested in starting a new co-op are very welcome t o join us. \; Just turn up.
\n \nWatch the Events listing on the workers.coop website for details.
\n \nJoin the Signal grou p chat
\n \nOur \;Signal group is a handy way to keep up to date on the monthly meet-ups plans\ , coops news\, shout-outs and events of interest t o coops in the Glasgow area: contact \;louise@mediaco-op. net \;with your mobile number to get signe d on.
DESCRIPTION:Come along to meet other co-ops and shoot the co-o peratives breeze ...\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Glasg ow Co-op Meetup general info\n \n \n \n Glasgow wo rker co-ops monthly meet-ups are held on the first Wednesday of every month early evening\, 5.30 – 7 .30pm (very occasionally on a different day - anno unced in advance).\n \n \n \n The venue and activi ty vary but they're always open and informal. Some times we show films or organise talks\, workshops or outings but most months we just hang out togeth er and have a general catch up on all things co-op in Glasgow and further afield. Our meet-ups are a ll self-organised\, so if you have an idea for a m eet-up topic or event\, we're in!\n \n \n \n The m eet-ups are primarily for local worker co-ops and radical housing co-ops but all co-operators and an y groups interested in starting a new co-op are ve ry welcome to join us. Just turn up.\n \n \n \n W atch the Events listing on the workers.coop websit e for details.\n \n \n \n Join the Signal group ch at \n \n \n \n Our Signal (https://signal.org/)gr oup is a handy way to keep up to date on the month ly meet-ups plans\, coops news\, shout-outs and ev ents of interest to coops in the Glasgow area: con tact louise@mediaco-op.net (mailto:louise@mediaco- op.net) with your mobile number to get signed on.\ n \n CATEGORIES:Peer Network CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T173000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T173000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260506T193000 LOCATION:Roasters\n at Strathclyde Students Union\n 51 Rich mond Street\n Glasgow\, G1 1XN\n United Kingdom\n URL:https://www.workers.coop/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=52 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:CiviCRM_EventID_240_603a36f372268e532cbe59df859b1817@www.workers.coop SUMMARY:Worker Co-op Weekend organising meeting X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Wor ker Co-op Weekend is taking place 5-7 June 2026 at Thornbridge Outdoors\, a rural venue in the heart of the Peak District.
\n \nWe have started planning the logistics for the event\, including sourcing delicious food from worker co-ops\, formi ng a kid'\;s programme and liaising with the fo lk who did our childcare last year\, and thinking about bursary proposals and \;sponsorship oppo rtunities.
\n \nAs the programme is member- led we particularly need input from members to foc us on programme design and content\, to create a p rogramme that reflects current activities and dema nds. workers.coop will facilitate monthly organisi ng meetings where members can come together to hel p shape the event. \;
\n \nHere is the programme submission doc.
\n \n< img alt="" height="345" src="https://www.workers.c oop/wp-content/uploads/civicrm/persist/contribute/ images/WCW2025-059_2_.jpg" width="520" />
DESCRIPTION:The Worker Co-op Weekend is taking place 5-7 June 2026 at Thornbridge Outdoors\, a rural venue in th e heart of the Peak District.\n \n \n \n We have s tarted planning the logistics for the event\, incl uding sourcing delicious food from worker co-ops\, forming a kid's programme and liaising with the f olk who did our childcare last year\, and thinking about bursary proposals and sponsorship opportuni ties.\n \n \n \n As the programme is member-led we particularly need input from members to focus on programme design and content\, to create a program me that reflects current activities and demands. w orkers.coop will facilitate monthly organising mee tings where members can come together to help shap e the event. \n \n \n \n Here is the programme sub mission doc (http://docs.google.com/document/d/1H6 pwRPVRR7Axw4bFSyGRoJtlt6QZTTgg8dWSTMD-jXU/edit?tab =t.0).\n \n \n \n \n Meeting time: 11am-12pm\n M eeting online link: Zoom link (https://us06web.zoo m.us/j/7041066136?pwd=ejRMSlo5aHNHempWdnkyT1UvMWx6 QT09)\n \n \n \n \n \n CATEGORIES:Meeting CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260511T110000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260511T110000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260511T120000 URL:https://www.workers.coop/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=240 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:CiviCRM_EventID_244_603a36f372268e532cbe59df859b1817@www.workers.coop SUMMARY:Communications group meeting X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:We meet monthly on the third Monday of each month\, at 3. 30-5pm. Our members include workers from Unicorn\, Principle 6\, Creative Co-op\, Media Co-op and Ag ile\, so we'\;re a mixed bunch with broad exper ience.
\n \nPurpose:
\n \nTo shape and deliver both strategic and ope rational communications on behalf of \;workers .coop. To ensure we have a compelling and consiste nt narrative and brand. To promote both our new fe deration but also play a leading role in how we ta lk about worker co-operation and any future campai gns. To make the system of worker control accessib le to new audiences and generations of workers.
\n \nMeeting info:
\n \nWelcomin g new members
\n \nThe Communicati ons working group welcomes new members. You don 9\;t have to be experienced in Comms-related work\ , but we are looking for a minimum commitment to a ttend the working group meetings and be actively i nvolved in the group. The current commitment is 1. 5 hour meeting every month\, and a few emails. If you'\;d like to find out more\, get in touch wi th solidarity[at]workers[dot]coop.
DESCRIPTION:We meet monthly on the third Monday of each month\ , at 3.30-5pm. Our members include workers from Un icorn\, Principle 6\, Creative Co-op\, Media Co-op and Agile\, so we're a mixed bunch with broad exp erience.\n \n \n \n Purpose:\n \n \n \n To shape a nd deliver both strategic and operational communic ations on behalf of workers.coop. To ensure we hav e a compelling and consistent narrative and brand. To promote both our new federation but also play a leading role in how we talk about worker co-oper ation and any future campaigns. To make the system of worker control accessible to new audiences and generations of workers.\n \n \n \n Meeting info:\ n \n \n \n \n Meeting link (https://us06web.zoom. us/j/7041066136?pwd=ejRMSlo5aHNHempWdnkyT1UvMWx6QT 09)\n \n \n Welcoming new members\n \n \n \n The C ommunications working group welcomes new members. You don't have to be experienced in Comms-related work\, but we are looking for a minimum commitment to attend the working group meetings and be activ ely involved in the group. The current commitment is 1.5 hour meeting every month\, and a few emails . If you'd like to find out more\, get in touch wi th solidarity[at]workers[dot]coop.\n \n CATEGORIES:Meeting CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260518T153000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260518T153000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260518T170000 URL:https://www.workers.coop/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=244 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:CiviCRM_EventID_246_603a36f372268e532cbe59df859b1817@www.workers.coop SUMMARY:Co-op Support & Development group meeting X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:As one of two main strategic groups of workers.coop\, the Co-op Support and Development gr oup oversees specialist co-op support\, services\, training &\; networking to help grow more work er co-ops. This group was previously named the 9\;Member Learning'\; working group. \;
\n \nThis group meets every 3rd Thursday of th e month.
\n \nHow to join:
\n \nPurpose:
\n To be a member led space creating and del
ivering our co-operative support and development m
ission:
Domains:
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DESCRIPTION:As one of two main strategic groups of workers.coo p\, the Co-op Support and Development group overse es specialist co-op support\, services\, training & networking to help grow more worker co-ops. This group was previously named the 'Member Learning' working group. \n \n \n \n This group meets every 3rd Thursday of the month.\n \n \n \n How to join: \n \n \n \n \n Zoom Meeting link (https://tinyur l.com/wdotcoopzoom)\n Meeting time: 14:00-15:30\n \n \n Purpose:\n \n To be a member led space crea ting and delivering our co-operative support and d evelopment mission:\n \n \n \n \n Providing acces s to coop support services and specialist training \n Providing networking opportunities\n Supporti ng coops to identify and develop new trading and d evelopment opportunities\n Providing opportunitie s for those interested in cooperatives to connect to and learn from existing work coops\n Providing guidance and support for starting\, converting to or growing working coops\n \n \n Domains:\n \n \n \n \n Responsible for creating our co-operative support and development strategy and work plan bas ed on the overall strategy and budget set by worke rs.coop\n Oversee the delivery of this strategy a nd work plan through commissioning projects\n Cre ate a safe and genuinely egalitarian culture and s pace for supporters and worker members to explore\ , decide and oversee our strategy and delivery of work.\n \n \n \n \n CATEGORIES:Meeting CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260521T140000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260521T140000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260521T153000 URL:https://www.workers.coop/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=246 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:CiviCRM_EventID_250_603a36f372268e532cbe59df859b1817@www.workers.coop SUMMARY:Givers Gain new business referrals - May session X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:'\;G ivers Gain'\; structured word of mouth marketin g is the most effective way to learn about each ot hers'\; businesses and commercial goals\, find partners and generate new trading opportunities. T his event is for workers.coop members\, cooperator s\, supporters and independent workers in the UK a nd internationally. It'\;s part of a programme of monthly Givers Gain referral events.
\n \n < p>You can join the session directly (without regis tering) using this link.\n \nHave yo u ever been introduced to someone who completely c hanged the trajectory of your business? Perhaps th ey were the key to securing a new contract or owne d the ideal location for your business. This struc tured networking session is designed to make these transformative connections through ethical word-o f-mouth referrals.
\n \nThe ev ent is not just another network meeting\, it'\; s a facilitated experience aimed at maximising the potential for productive business introductions. It'\;s about creating and strengthening relatio nships\, not just one off transactional deals. Usi ng a tried &\; tested method\, we will help you connect with individuals who can propel your busi ness forward.
\n \nReality check
\n \nSteffi \;received &po und\;10\,000 + worth of freelance work in the firs t half of 2025 alone
\nLo u from \;Studio Lutalica \;w on an £\;8\,000+ website contract
\nJohn from \;Sepheo \;fou nd new freelancers for their mutual support agency
\nCaleb from \;Punch ard Podcast \;received one-to-one podcast training from \;The Sassy Show
\nCalverts \;received a £\;40\,000 no-s trings grant to buy new machinery.
\nCentre Point got an introduction that led to them becoming the UK&rsquo\;s leading provi der of accounting software to the charity sector.< /p>\n
The sessio n is designed and facilitated Siô\;n Whellens from Principle Six\, who \;provide specialist development support to cooperatives and democrati c businesses. We support groups to navigate and de velop legal structures and incorporation\, governa nce\, financial planning and understanding what it means to be a co-op\, especially member engagemen t and participation. Principle Six is especially e xperienced in supporting worker coops\, housing co ops and collective venues in and around London.
DESCRIPTION:'Givers Gain' structured word of mouth marketing i s the most effective way to learn about each other s' businesses and commercial goals\, find partners and generate new trading opportunities. This even t is for workers.coop members\, cooperators\, supp orters and independent workers in the UK and inter nationally. It's part of a programme of monthly Gi vers Gain referral events.\n \n \n \n You can join the session directly (without registering) using this link. (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84700781676) \n \n \n \n Have you ever been introduced to someo ne who completely changed the trajectory of your b usiness? Perhaps they were the key to securing a n ew contract or owned the ideal location for your b usiness. This structured networking session is des igned to make these transformative connections thr ough ethical word-of-mouth referrals.\n \n \n \n W hy Attend?\n \n \n \n The event is not just anothe r network meeting\, it's a facilitated experience aimed at maximising the potential for productive b usiness introductions. It's about creating and str engthening relationships\, not just one off transa ctional deals. Using a tried & tested method\, we will help you connect with individuals who can pro pel your business forward.\n \n \n \n Reality chec k\n \n \n \n \n \n James became the go-to archit ect for Resonance FM (https://www.resonancefm.com/ )\n \n \n \n \n Steffi (https://www.steffijoy. com/)received £10\,000 + worth of freelance work i n the first half of 2025 alone\n \n \n \n \n Lo u from Studio Lutalica (https://lutalica.studio/) won an £8\,000+ website contract\n \n \n \n \n John from Sepheo (https://sepheo.co/) found new fr eelancers for their mutual support agency\n \n \n \n \n Caleb from Punchard Podcast (https://www. workers.coop/podcasts/punchcard/) received one-to- one podcast training from The Sassy Show (https:// www.thesassyshow.com/)\n \n \n \n \n Calverts ( https://www.calverts.coop/) received a £40\,000 no -strings grant to buy new machinery.\n \n \n \n \n Centre Point got an introduction that led to t hem becoming the UK’s leading provider of accounti ng software to the charity sector.\n \n \n \n \n \n Facilitation\n \n \n The session is designed an d facilitated Siôn Whellens from Principle Six\, w ho provide specialist development support to coope ratives and democratic businesses. We support grou ps to navigate and develop legal structures and in corporation\, governance\, financial planning and understanding what it means to be a co-op\, especi ally member engagement and participation. Principl e Six is especially experienced in supporting work er coops\, housing coops and collective venues in and around London.\n \n CATEGORIES:Workshop CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260527T123000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260527T123000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260527T133000 URL:https://www.workers.coop/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=250 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:CiviCRM_EventID_195_603a36f372268e532cbe59df859b1817@www.workers.coop SUMMARY:Worker Co-op Weekend 2026 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Taking place again at Thornbridge outdoors near Sheffi eld\, join worker co-operators from across the mov ement for a 2 day programme built around collabora tion\, shared learning and reimagining the future of worker co-operation. Kicking off from 5pm on Fr iday 5th June\, we have aceess to the beautiful si te until 5pm on Sunday 7th June.
\n \nWe ex pect the programme to include opportunity for busi ness networking\, peer learning\, regional and sec tor meet-ups\, alongside open space and the chance for co-op development advisors to connect.
\n \nYou will be able to learn about the UK feder ation of worker co-ops and hear where the federati on is at\, meet new members\, and connect with mem bers from the five forming worker co-ops on the ne w accelerator programme\, Own The Future.
\n \nWe expect sessions on the history and future o f the worker co-op movement\, international solida rity\, and how worker co-ops connect with wider so cial\, environmental and political movements. For Own The Future participants\, there&rsquo\;ll be a dditional sessions.
\n \nThere will be time for relaxing\, with movement-based activities\, m usic and campfires\, and opportunities to explore the site&rsquo\;s beautiful natural setting or go wild swimming.
\n \nWe&rsquo\;ll be buildin g on what we&rsquo\;ve done to make the Worker Co- op Weekend accessible\, we expect bursaries\, ther e will be childcare\, and we hope another minibus service. Get in touch if you can help out with dri ving.
\n \nThis year'\;s theme\, in connection with our Own the Future new co-op accel erator programme\, is '\;early-career'\; co- operation.
\n \nThe programme for WCW is principle six in action! We invite workers. coop members and supporters to participate in prog ramming the days with suggestions for themes\, pee r-learning\, workshops.
\n \nTo help focus ideas for sessions\, workers.coop is proposing ses sion streams organised around our strategic groups - Movement Building and Co-op Support and Develop ment\, as well as setting aside time for the new O wn The Future accelerator content and CoTech membe rs.
\n \nWe have a budget to pay for any ma terials but not for commissioning speakers or exte rnal guests\, this event is by us and for us and w e'\;ve priced tickets as low as possible to cov er costs. We encourage you to put forward the sess ions that you would like to share with the movemen t. \;Please submit a session \;here . \;
\n \nThe programme is member-creat ed\, with individuals and worker co-ops proposing and running sessions. \;Anyone can propose a s ession. In the past these have ranged from worksho ps\, formal learning\, networking\, training\, ice breakers\, activities\, music\, games. \;
\ n \nIdeas are welcome on any topic\, whether p ractical learning\, improving the performance of y our worker co-op\, or political education.
\n \ nSubmit a programme session \;h ere. Thank you for the suggestions so far!
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\n \nEvent tickets for those also booking acc ommodation for adults (18+) cost £\;75 for no n-members and £\;65 for members incl. VAT.&nb sp\;Kids event tickets are a flat price £\;30 (4+) incl. VAT. Event tickets for those staying o ff site are £\;100 for non-members (incl. VAT ) and £\;90 for members (incl. VAT).
\n \nYou can book a day only ticket for Saturday. T he day ticket doesn'\;t include accommodation a nd only includes catering on Saturday.
\n \nThe ticket comes with a one hour commitment to pi tch in during the event. There will be a sign-up s heet at the welcome tent to take on a task.
\n \nAccommodation is priced separately depending on options. \;
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\n \n < h3>Accommodation options\n \nThere are a range of accommodation options. Prices are shown a s inclusive of VAT.
\n \nThere are mixed dorms and gender-specific dorms\, we ha ve booked the Farmh ouse and Lodge.
\n \nCamping is around the Bell tents/teepees\, you can read more about c amping facilities here.
\ n \nIf sharing a bell tent\, private or family dorm room with others\, only one person needs to book and pay for that room.
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\n \nThere are around 15 bursa ry spaces\, with bursaries ranging from covering t icket only to the maximum amount (£\;65 - &po und\;200)\, depending on need. \;All bursary o ptions include meals. We can'\;t guarantee that everyone who applies for a busary will get one bu t will prioritise according to need as best we can .
\n \nBursaries are prioritised around the following factors:
\n \nThanks to the generous support of Solidfund for funding the bursary spaces.
\ n \nUnder 30 co-operators
\n \nI
f you are aged 30 or under\, Young Cooperators Net
work offer free travel bursaries. \;These are for anyone attending an event tha
t'\;s part of the co-operative movement\, inclu
ding Worker Co-op Weekend. We encourage those who
are eligible to apply here. \;\n \n \;
There will be childcare during Worker Co-op Weeken
d for children aged 4-12. To bring along children
aged 4-18 please book a kids ticket. Children 3 an
d under don'\;t need any ticket. Th
e childcare provision will cover the main programm
e sessions (i.e. parents are responsible during br
eaks/meal times). \; There will be
a kid'\;s programme similar to last year with
group activities and games. \; We
are working with professional childcare organisers
to make sure that we have everything we need in p
lace. The organisers will be in touch with parents
ahead of the Weekend. \; There ar
e different accommodation options for your kids\,
such as camping\, booking a family teepee\, or boo
king a family dorm room that you can also share wi
th others. \; Please contact solid
arity[at]workers.coop with any questions about chi
ldcare or bringing along your kids. &n
bsp\; Foo
d will all be vegan (shout out to Veggies who will be doin
g the catering!). Please email us in the case of a
ny allergies. Veggies will need helper
s so be on hand around mealtimes to help with food
prep and clear-up! For kids\, Veggies are doin
g a littler/simpler version of the adult meal for
kids\, that will be vegan. If your child needs som
ething different\, there&rsquo\;s space to store a
nd prepare food in the kitchens on-site. We will confirm the bar offering soon\, or you
can BYOB. \; Campers need to bring their own tent
and bedding. Teepees need to bring their own bedd
ing. Dorms have bedding. Towels aren&rsquo\;t prov
ided. The site doesn&rsquo\;t have spare bedding s
o don&rsquo\;t forget them - it can still get quit
e cold at night. \; Please l
et us know when you register about any accessibili
ty requirements. Most of the site is w
heelchair accessible. There is a step to one of th
e meeting rooms although ramps may be provided (we
will confirm). Detailed information a
bout the site accessibility can be found here. There is indoor dorm accommodation set as
ide for those with access needs\, please email for
more information. We will have buddie
s for newcomers\, those who are new to this event
or who would feel more comfortable knowing that th
ere is an allocated person they can call on or go
to throughout the weekend. Details will be shared
about buddies at the welcome tent\, or get in touc
h beforehand for more information - we want to mak
e this event as accessible as possible\, so please
get in touch if there'\;s anything we can do t
o welcome everyone. \; By public transport
the nearest train station is Grindleford (7 miles
away)\, on the Sheffield to Manchester line. Or Ma
tlock station (11 miles)\, from which there is a b
us that takes you half way (Transpeak bus) followe
d by a 30 minute walk. Local taxis are
available but due to the rural location it&rsquo\
;s necessary to book in advance as the wait can be
long\, even if booking an Uber. Bike
- there will be a group cycling together to the ve
nue on Friday from Sheffield\, get in touch to be
connected to them. For those coming by
car\, there is an off-site car park we will direc
t you to upon arrival. We will update
about a possible minibus service in due course. \; Events
group - if you'\;d like to help shape
and deliver the Worker Co-op Weekend\, come along
to the next organising meeting workers.coop/events. \;
Volunteers during weekend - looking for a group of 6 dedicated volunte
ers to help with tasks (set up\, pack down\, gener
al support\, also facilitation and photography). I
f you can commit to a few hours during the event\,
sign up here. And as always
\, pitch in during the event &ndash\; in the DIY s
pirit of the Worker Co-op Weekend\, all attendees
are asked pitch in an hour of help\, mostly around
meal times\, with a sign-up sheet at the welcome
tent. \; \; <
strong>Thanks for the generous support of \;Do
tCooperation towards this event. \;Kids
\n \n Food and drink
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Bedding
\n \n
Accessibility and disability
\n \n Help organise Worke
r Co-op Weekend \;
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You wil l be able to find out more about a .coop domain na me at the Worker Co-op Weekend.
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DESCRIPTION:Taking place again at Thornbridge outdoors (https: //www.thornbridgeoutdoors.co.uk/) near Sheffield\, join worker co-operators from across the movement for a 2 day programme built around collaboration\ , shared learning and reimagining the future of wo rker co-operation. Kicking off from 5pm on Friday 5th June\, we have aceess to the beautiful site un til 5pm on Sunday 7th June.\n \n \n \n We expect t he programme to include opportunity for business n etworking\, peer learning\, regional and sector me et-ups\, alongside open space and the chance for c o-op development advisors to connect.\n \n \n \n Y ou will be able to learn about the UK federation o f worker co-ops and hear where the federation is a t\, meet new members\, and connect with members fr om the five forming worker co-ops on the new accel erator programme\, Own The Future.\n \n \n \n We e xpect sessions on the history and future of the wo rker co-op movement\, international solidarity\, a nd how worker co-ops connect with wider social\, e nvironmental and political movements. For Own The Future participants\, there’ll be additional sessi ons.\n \n \n \n There will be time for relaxing\, with movement-based activities\, music and campfir es\, and opportunities to explore the site’s beaut iful natural setting or go wild swimming.\n \n \n \n We’ll be building on what we’ve done to make th e Worker Co-op Weekend accessible\, we expect burs aries\, there will be childcare\, and we hope anot her minibus service. Get in touch if you can help out with driving.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n Programme\n \n \n This year's theme\, in connection with our Own the Future new co-op accelerator programme\, i s 'early-career' co-operation.\n \n \n \n The prog ramme for WCW is principle six in action! We invit e workers.coop members and supporters to participa te in programming the days with suggestions for th emes\, peer-learning\, workshops.\n \n \n \n To he lp focus ideas for sessions\, workers.coop is prop osing session streams organised around our strateg ic groups - Movement Building and Co-op Support an d Development\, as well as setting aside time for the new Own The Future accelerator content and CoT ech members.\n \n \n \n We have a budget to pay fo r any materials but not for commissioning speakers or external guests\, this event is by us and for us and we've priced tickets as low as possible to cover costs. We encourage you to put forward the s essions that you would like to share with the move ment. Please submit a session here (https://docs.g oogle.com/document/d/1H6pwRPVRR7Axw4bFSyGRoJtlt6QZ TTgg8dWSTMD-jXU/edit?tab=t.0). \n \n \n \n The pro gramme is member-created\, with individuals and wo rker co-ops proposing and running sessions. Anyone can propose a session. In the past these have ran ged from workshops\, formal learning\, networking\ , training\, icebreakers\, activities\, music\, ga mes. \n \n \n \n Ideas are welcome on any topic\, whether practical learning\, improving the perform ance of your worker co-op\, or political education .\n \n \n \n Submit a programme session here (http s://docs.google.com/document/d/1H6pwRPVRR7Axw4bFSy GRoJtlt6QZTTgg8dWSTMD-jXU/edit?tab=t.0). Thank you for the suggestions so far!\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Tickets\n \n \n Event tickets for those also bo oking accommodation for adults (18+) cost £75 for non-members and £65 for members incl. VAT. Kids ev ent tickets are a flat price £30 (4+) incl. VAT. E vent tickets for those staying off site are £100 f or non-members (incl. VAT) and £90 for members (in cl. VAT).\n \n \n \n You can book a day only ticke t for Saturday. The day ticket doesn't include acc ommodation and only includes catering on Saturday. \n \n \n \n The ticket comes with a one hour commi tment to pitch in during the event. There will be a sign-up sheet at the welcome tent to take on a t ask.\n \n \n \n Accommodation is priced separately depending on options. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Ac commodation options\n \n \n There are a range of a ccommodation options. Prices are shown as inclusiv e of VAT.\n \n \n \n \n Camping (per adult) - £30 \n Campervans (per adult) - £30\n Bell tent (per tent\, sleeps 5) - £120\n Bed in shared dorm (pe r adult) - £100\n Private dorm room (per room\, s leeps 3) - £240\n Family dorm room (per room\, sl eeps 5) - £150\n \n \n There are mixed dorms and g ender-specific dorms\, we have booked the Farmhous e and Lodge (https://www.thornbridgeoutdoors.co.uk /facilities/indoor-accommodation/).\n \n \n \n Cam ping is around the Bell tents/teepees\, you can re ad more about camping facilities here (https://www .thornbridgeoutdoors.co.uk/facilities/camping/).\n \n \n \n If sharing a bell tent\, private or fami ly dorm room with others\, only one person needs t o book and pay for that room.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Bursaries\n \n \n There are around 15 bursary spaces\, with bursaries ranging from c overing ticket only to the maximum amount (£65 - £ 200)\, depending on need. All bursary options incl ude meals. We can't guarantee that everyone who ap plies for a busary will get one but will prioritis e according to need as best we can.\n \n \n \n Bur saries are prioritised around the following factor s:\n \n \n \n \n Early career co-operators / new and emerging co-ops\n Co-operator without a secur e or regular source of income\n Co-operator in lo w-pay sector\n Co-operator with circumstances tha t impact financial stability (dependents\, disabil ity\, migration status)\n Migrant co-operator/wor ker\n \n \n Bursary application form (https://offi ce.workers.coop/apps/forms/s/5q9DAcHSS4k6EBnHAGWx6 S2K)\n \n \n \n Thanks to the generous support of Solidfund (https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.solidfund.c oop/&ved=2ahUKEwjb4o6t6oGUAxUoV0EAHYm5PV8QFnoECA0Q AQ&usg=AOvVaw1EbVVMPA9CkkaxB8YmcBfh) for funding t he bursary spaces.\n \n \n \n Under 30 co-operator s\n \n \n \n If you are aged 30 or under\, Young C ooperators Network offer free travel bursaries. Th ese are for anyone attending an event that's part of the co-operative movement\, including Worker Co -op Weekend. We encourage those who are eligible t o apply here (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F AIpQLSd7OXdGnYbr5hxbUE-7ibVjW3CULBbQ2NEYu06SR12gWq lNOg/viewform). \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Kids\n \n \n There will be childcare during Worker Co-op We ekend for children aged 4-12. To bring along child ren aged 4-18 please book a kids ticket. Children 3 and under don't need any ticket.\n \n \n \n The childcare provision will cover the main programme sessions (i.e. parents are responsible during brea ks/meal times). \n \n \n \n There will be a kid's programme similar to last year with group activiti es and games. \n \n \n \n We are working with prof essional childcare organisers to make sure that we have everything we need in place. The organisers will be in touch with parents ahead of the Weekend . \n \n \n \n There are different accommodation op tions for your kids\, such as camping\, booking a family teepee\, or booking a family dorm room that you can also share with others. \n \n \n \n Pleas e contact solidarity[at]workers.coop with any ques tions about childcare or bringing along your kids. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Food and drink\n \n \n Fo od will all be vegan (shout out to Veggies (https ://www.veggies.org.uk/)who will be doing the cater ing!). Please email us in the case of any allergie s.\n \n \n \n Veggies will need helpers so be on h and around mealtimes to help with food prep and cl ear-up!\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n For kids\, Veggies are doing a littler/simpler version of the adult m eal for kids\, that will be vegan. If your child n eeds something different\, there’s space to store and prepare food in the kitchens on-site.\n \n \n \n We will confirm the bar offering soon\, or you can BYOB.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Bedding\n \n \n Campers need to bring their own tent and bedding. Teepees need to bring their own bedding. Dorms hav e bedding. Towels aren’t provided. The site doesn’ t have spare bedding so don’t forget them - it can still get quite cold at night.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Accessibility and disability\n \n \n Please let us know when you register about any accessibil ity requirements.\n \n \n \n Most of the site is w heelchair accessible. There is a step to one of th e meeting rooms although ramps may be provided (we will confirm).\n \n \n \n Detailed information ab out the site accessibility can be found here.\n \n \n \n There is indoor dorm accommodation set asid e for those with access needs\, please email for m ore information.\n \n \n \n We will have buddies f or newcomers\, those who are new to this event or who would feel more comfortable knowing that there is an allocated person they can call on or go to throughout the weekend. Details will be shared abo ut buddies at the welcome tent\, or get in touch b eforehand for more information - we want to make t his event as accessible as possible\, so please ge t in touch if there's anything we can do to welcom e everyone.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Getting there\ n \n \n By public transport the nearest train stat ion is Grindleford (7 miles away)\, on the Sheffie ld to Manchester line. Or Matlock station (11 mile s)\, from which there is a bus that takes you half way (Transpeak bus) followed by a 30 minute walk. \n \n \n \n Local taxis are available but due to t he rural location it’s necessary to book in advanc e as the wait can be long\, even if booking an Ube r.\n \n \n \n Bike - there will be a group cycling together to the venue on Friday from Sheffield\, get in touch to be connected to them.\n \n \n \n F or those coming by car\, there is an off-site car park we will direct you to upon arrival.\n \n \n \ n We will update about a possible minibus service in due course.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Help organi se Worker Co-op Weekend \n \n \n Events group - if you'd like to help shape and deliver the Worker C o-op Weekend\, come along to the next organising m eeting workers.coop/events (http://workers.coop/ev ents). \n \n \n \n Volunteers during weekend - loo king for a group of 6 dedicated volunteers to help with tasks (set up\, pack down\, general support\ , also facilitation and photography). If you can c ommit to a few hours during the event\, sign up he re (https://office.workers.coop/s/3N6WcYoz3FDQQEF) .\n \n \n \n And as always\, pitch in during the e vent – in the DIY spirit of the Worker Co-op Weeke nd\, all attendees are asked pitch in an hour of h elp\, mostly around meal times\, with a sign-up sh eet at the welcome tent.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \ n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Thanks for the generous su pport of DotCooperation towards this event. .coop (https://store.domains.coop/) is the Internet doma in for co-ops around the globe. Join the online ho me of cooperatives with the .coop and .creditunion domain names.\n \n \n \n You will be able to find out more about a .coop domain name at the Worker Co-op Weekend.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n CATEGORIES:Conference CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260605T170000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260605T170000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260607T170000 URL:https://www.workers.coop/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=195 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:CiviCRM_EventID_254_603a36f372268e532cbe59df859b1817@www.workers.coop SUMMARY:Co-op Congress (Co-ops UK) X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This ev ent is organised by Co-operatives UK and will be h eld in Birmingham\, UK.
\n \nCongress is wh ere inspiration meets real-world change. We'\;l l collectively explore how co-operatives are respo nding to today&rsquo\;s challenges and building pr actical alternatives for a fairer future. At Congr ess\, join leaders\, grassroots innovators and eve rything in between to shape how co-operatives grow \, collaborate and lead on today&rsquo\;s biggest challenges.
\n \nThis year'\;s theme is Co-operate and we can change the world &ndash\; al so the theme for Co-op Fortnight< /strong>.
\n \nFor more information abo ut programme and ticket prices\, see their event page. They have a range of tic ket packages\, which include 30%-off for Co-op eratives UK members\, as well as 50%-off bursary s paces.
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'\;G ivers Gain'\; structured word of mouth marketin g is the most effective way to learn about each ot hers'\; businesses and commercial goals\, find partners and generate new trading opportunities. T his event is for workers.coop members\, cooperator s\, supporters and independent workers in the UK a nd internationally. It'\;s part of a programme of monthly Givers Gain referral events.
\n \n < p>You can join the session directly (without regis tering) using this link.\n \nHave yo u ever been introduced to someone who completely c hanged the trajectory of your business? Perhaps th ey were the key to securing a new contract or owne d the ideal location for your business. This struc tured networking session is designed to make these transformative connections through ethical word-o f-mouth referrals.
\n \nThe ev ent is not just another network meeting\, it'\; s a facilitated experience aimed at maximising the potential for productive business introductions. It'\;s about creating and strengthening relatio nships\, not just one off transactional deals. Usi ng a tried &\; tested method\, we will help you connect with individuals who can propel your busi ness forward.
\n \nReality check
\n \nSteffi \;received &po und\;10\,000 + worth of freelance work in the firs t half of 2025 alone
\nLo u from \;Studio Lutalica \;w on an £\;8\,000+ website contract
\nJohn from \;Sepheo \;fou nd new freelancers for their mutual support agency
\nCaleb from \;Punch ard Podcast \;received one-to-one podcast training from \;The Sassy Show
\nCalverts \;received a £\;40\,000 no-s trings grant to buy new machinery.
\nCentre Point got an introduction that led to them becoming the UK&rsquo\;s leading provi der of accounting software to the charity sector.< /p>\n
The sessio n is designed and facilitated Siô\;n Whellens from Principle Six\, who \;provide specialist development support to cooperatives and democrati c businesses. We support groups to navigate and de velop legal structures and incorporation\, governa nce\, financial planning and understanding what it means to be a co-op\, especially member engagemen t and participation. Principle Six is especially e xperienced in supporting worker coops\, housing co ops and collective venues in and around London.
DESCRIPTION:'Givers Gain' structured word of mouth marketing i s the most effective way to learn about each other s' businesses and commercial goals\, find partners and generate new trading opportunities. This even t is for workers.coop members\, cooperators\, supp orters and independent workers in the UK and inter nationally. It's part of a programme of monthly Gi vers Gain referral events.\n \n \n \n You can join the session directly (without registering) using this link. (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84700781676) \n \n \n \n Have you ever been introduced to someo ne who completely changed the trajectory of your b usiness? Perhaps they were the key to securing a n ew contract or owned the ideal location for your b usiness. This structured networking session is des igned to make these transformative connections thr ough ethical word-of-mouth referrals.\n \n \n \n W hy Attend?\n \n \n \n The event is not just anothe r network meeting\, it's a facilitated experience aimed at maximising the potential for productive b usiness introductions. It's about creating and str engthening relationships\, not just one off transa ctional deals. Using a tried & tested method\, we will help you connect with individuals who can pro pel your business forward.\n \n \n \n Reality chec k\n \n \n \n \n \n James became the go-to archit ect for Resonance FM (https://www.resonancefm.com/ )\n \n \n \n \n Steffi (https://www.steffijoy. com/)received £10\,000 + worth of freelance work i n the first half of 2025 alone\n \n \n \n \n Lo u from Studio Lutalica (https://lutalica.studio/) won an £8\,000+ website contract\n \n \n \n \n John from Sepheo (https://sepheo.co/) found new fr eelancers for their mutual support agency\n \n \n \n \n Caleb from Punchard Podcast (https://www. workers.coop/podcasts/punchcard/) received one-to- one podcast training from The Sassy Show (https:// www.thesassyshow.com/)\n \n \n \n \n Calverts ( https://www.calverts.coop/) received a £40\,000 no -strings grant to buy new machinery.\n \n \n \n \n Centre Point got an introduction that led to t hem becoming the UK’s leading provider of accounti ng software to the charity sector.\n \n \n \n \n \n Facilitation\n \n \n The session is designed an d facilitated Siôn Whellens from Principle Six\, w ho provide specialist development support to coope ratives and democratic businesses. We support grou ps to navigate and develop legal structures and in corporation\, governance\, financial planning and understanding what it means to be a co-op\, especi ally member engagement and participation. Principl e Six is especially experienced in supporting work er coops\, housing coops and collective venues in and around London.\n \n CATEGORIES:Workshop CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260624T123000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260624T123000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260624T133000 URL:https://www.workers.coop/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=251 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:CiviCRM_EventID_252_603a36f372268e532cbe59df859b1817@www.workers.coop SUMMARY:Givers Gain new business referrals - July session X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:'\;G ivers Gain'\; structured word of mouth marketin g is the most effective way to learn about each ot hers'\; businesses and commercial goals\, find partners and generate new trading opportunities. T his event is for workers.coop members\, cooperator s\, supporters and independent workers in the UK a nd internationally. It'\;s part of a programme of monthly Givers Gain referral events.
\n \n < p>You can join the session directly (without regis tering) using this link.\n \nHave yo u ever been introduced to someone who completely c hanged the trajectory of your business? Perhaps th ey were the key to securing a new contract or owne d the ideal location for your business. This struc tured networking session is designed to make these transformative connections through ethical word-o f-mouth referrals.
\n \nThe ev ent is not just another network meeting\, it'\; s a facilitated experience aimed at maximising the potential for productive business introductions. It'\;s about creating and strengthening relatio nships\, not just one off transactional deals. Usi ng a tried &\; tested method\, we will help you connect with individuals who can propel your busi ness forward.
\n \nReality check
\n \nSteffi \;received &po und\;10\,000 + worth of freelance work in the firs t half of 2025 alone
\nLo u from \;Studio Lutalica \;w on an £\;8\,000+ website contract
\nJohn from \;Sepheo \;fou nd new freelancers for their mutual support agency
\nCaleb from \;Punch ard Podcast \;received one-to-one podcast training from \;The Sassy Show
\nCalverts \;received a £\;40\,000 no-s trings grant to buy new machinery.
\nCentre Point got an introduction that led to them becoming the UK&rsquo\;s leading provi der of accounting software to the charity sector.< /p>\n
The sessio n is designed and facilitated Siô\;n Whellens from Principle Six\, who \;provide specialist development support to cooperatives and democrati c businesses. We support groups to navigate and de velop legal structures and incorporation\, governa nce\, financial planning and understanding what it means to be a co-op\, especially member engagemen t and participation. Principle Six is especially e xperienced in supporting worker coops\, housing co ops and collective venues in and around London.
DESCRIPTION:'Givers Gain' structured word of mouth marketing i s the most effective way to learn about each other s' businesses and commercial goals\, find partners and generate new trading opportunities. This even t is for workers.coop members\, cooperators\, supp orters and independent workers in the UK and inter nationally. It's part of a programme of monthly Gi vers Gain referral events.\n \n \n \n You can join the session directly (without registering) using this link. (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84700781676) \n \n \n \n Have you ever been introduced to someo ne who completely changed the trajectory of your b usiness? Perhaps they were the key to securing a n ew contract or owned the ideal location for your b usiness. This structured networking session is des igned to make these transformative connections thr ough ethical word-of-mouth referrals.\n \n \n \n W hy Attend?\n \n \n \n The event is not just anothe r network meeting\, it's a facilitated experience aimed at maximising the potential for productive b usiness introductions. It's about creating and str engthening relationships\, not just one off transa ctional deals. Using a tried & tested method\, we will help you connect with individuals who can pro pel your business forward.\n \n \n \n Reality chec k\n \n \n \n \n \n James became the go-to archit ect for Resonance FM (https://www.resonancefm.com/ )\n \n \n \n \n Steffi (https://www.steffijoy. com/)received £10\,000 + worth of freelance work i n the first half of 2025 alone\n \n \n \n \n Lo u from Studio Lutalica (https://lutalica.studio/) won an £8\,000+ website contract\n \n \n \n \n John from Sepheo (https://sepheo.co/) found new fr eelancers for their mutual support agency\n \n \n \n \n Caleb from Punchard Podcast (https://www. workers.coop/podcasts/punchcard/) received one-to- one podcast training from The Sassy Show (https:// www.thesassyshow.com/)\n \n \n \n \n Calverts ( https://www.calverts.coop/) received a £40\,000 no -strings grant to buy new machinery.\n \n \n \n \n Centre Point got an introduction that led to t hem becoming the UK’s leading provider of accounti ng software to the charity sector.\n \n \n \n \n \n Facilitation\n \n \n The session is designed an d facilitated Siôn Whellens from Principle Six\, w ho provide specialist development support to coope ratives and democratic businesses. We support grou ps to navigate and develop legal structures and in corporation\, governance\, financial planning and understanding what it means to be a co-op\, especi ally member engagement and participation. Principl e Six is especially experienced in supporting work er coops\, housing coops and collective venues in and around London.\n \n CATEGORIES:Workshop CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260722T123000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260722T123000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260722T133000 URL:https://www.workers.coop/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=252 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:CiviCRM_EventID_253_603a36f372268e532cbe59df859b1817@www.workers.coop SUMMARY:Givers Gain new business referrals - August sessio n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:'\;G ivers Gain'\; structured word of mouth marketin g is the most effective way to learn about each ot hers'\; businesses and commercial goals\, find partners and generate new trading opportunities. T his event is for workers.coop members\, cooperator s\, supporters and independent workers in the UK a nd internationally. It'\;s part of a programme of monthly Givers Gain referral events.
\n \n < p>You can join the session directly (without regis tering) using this link.\n \nHave yo u ever been introduced to someone who completely c hanged the trajectory of your business? Perhaps th ey were the key to securing a new contract or owne d the ideal location for your business. This struc tured networking session is designed to make these transformative connections through ethical word-o f-mouth referrals.
\n \nThe ev ent is not just another network meeting\, it'\; s a facilitated experience aimed at maximising the potential for productive business introductions. It'\;s about creating and strengthening relatio nships\, not just one off transactional deals. Usi ng a tried &\; tested method\, we will help you connect with individuals who can propel your busi ness forward.
\n \nReality check
\n \nSteffi \;received &po und\;10\,000 + worth of freelance work in the firs t half of 2025 alone
\nLo u from \;Studio Lutalica \;w on an £\;8\,000+ website contract
\nJohn from \;Sepheo \;fou nd new freelancers for their mutual support agency
\nCaleb from \;Punch ard Podcast \;received one-to-one podcast training from \;The Sassy Show
\nCalverts \;received a £\;40\,000 no-s trings grant to buy new machinery.
\nCentre Point got an introduction that led to them becoming the UK&rsquo\;s leading provi der of accounting software to the charity sector.< /p>\n
The sessio n is designed and facilitated Siô\;n Whellens from Principle Six\, who \;provide specialist development support to cooperatives and democrati c businesses. We support groups to navigate and de velop legal structures and incorporation\, governa nce\, financial planning and understanding what it means to be a co-op\, especially member engagemen t and participation. Principle Six is especially e xperienced in supporting worker coops\, housing co ops and collective venues in and around London.
DESCRIPTION:'Givers Gain' structured word of mouth marketing i s the most effective way to learn about each other s' businesses and commercial goals\, find partners and generate new trading opportunities. This even t is for workers.coop members\, cooperators\, supp orters and independent workers in the UK and inter nationally. It's part of a programme of monthly Gi vers Gain referral events.\n \n \n \n You can join the session directly (without registering) using this link. (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84700781676) \n \n \n \n Have you ever been introduced to someo ne who completely changed the trajectory of your b usiness? Perhaps they were the key to securing a n ew contract or owned the ideal location for your b usiness. This structured networking session is des igned to make these transformative connections thr ough ethical word-of-mouth referrals.\n \n \n \n W hy Attend?\n \n \n \n The event is not just anothe r network meeting\, it's a facilitated experience aimed at maximising the potential for productive b usiness introductions. It's about creating and str engthening relationships\, not just one off transa ctional deals. Using a tried & tested method\, we will help you connect with individuals who can pro pel your business forward.\n \n \n \n Reality chec k\n \n \n \n \n \n James became the go-to archit ect for Resonance FM (https://www.resonancefm.com/ )\n \n \n \n \n Steffi (https://www.steffijoy. com/)received £10\,000 + worth of freelance work i n the first half of 2025 alone\n \n \n \n \n Lo u from Studio Lutalica (https://lutalica.studio/) won an £8\,000+ website contract\n \n \n \n \n John from Sepheo (https://sepheo.co/) found new fr eelancers for their mutual support agency\n \n \n \n \n Caleb from Punchard Podcast (https://www. workers.coop/podcasts/punchcard/) received one-to- one podcast training from The Sassy Show (https:// www.thesassyshow.com/)\n \n \n \n \n Calverts ( https://www.calverts.coop/) received a £40\,000 no -strings grant to buy new machinery.\n \n \n \n \n Centre Point got an introduction that led to t hem becoming the UK’s leading provider of accounti ng software to the charity sector.\n \n \n \n \n \n Facilitation\n \n \n The session is designed an d facilitated Siôn Whellens from Principle Six\, w ho provide specialist development support to coope ratives and democratic businesses. We support grou ps to navigate and develop legal structures and in corporation\, governance\, financial planning and understanding what it means to be a co-op\, especi ally member engagement and participation. Principl e Six is especially experienced in supporting work er coops\, housing coops and collective venues in and around London.\n \n CATEGORIES:Workshop CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260826T123000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260826T123000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260826T133000 URL:https://www.workers.coop/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=253 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR