Event Summary

  • Date 10/02/26 - 12/02/26
  • Location Zoom
  • Categories Governance

About the event

Save the Dates!

CCIN AGM 2025 – Thursday 12 February 2026 2 pm
CCIN members will gather for our Annual General Meeting to set the network’s strategic direction for the coming year. Member-led, transparent and focused on what matters most to co-operative councils.
 
CELEBRATION OF COOPERATIVE INNOVATION
Tuesday 10 February 2026 – Thursday 12 February 2026
Sessions: 10 am & 2 pm each day
A series of 90-minute online workshops exploring the challenges and opportunities facing our members right now. Each session is practical, participatory and action-focused.
 
Topics will include:
Community Wealth Building –  Join Sarah Longlands, Chief Executive – CLES and Simon Grove-White, Senior Researcher – CLES and Co-Author of the CCIN’s Social Value Toolkit, as they help CCIN Members explore how Community Wealth Building principles translate into day-to-day council decisions on procurement, employment, land use and anchor institution partnerships.
 
Councils Coop Development Toolkit – You know the Coop Option exists. The question is: does it work for your service, in your political and financial context, with your staff and communities?
 
Care Experience as a protected characteristic – Calls For Evidence – Be part of the CCIN’s Policy Lab to develop resources and tools for local authorities to treat Care Experience as a protected characteristic.
 
Pride in Place Regeneration Boards –  With over 56 Neighbourhoods across 25 CCIN Member Authorities, having potential access to £1bn in the next 10 years, it’s essential that Local Authorities play their part in encouraging and supporting a community partnership working.
Regeneration boards can be transformative or tokenistic. The difference often comes down to whether communities genuinely shape decisions or just observe them.
 
CCIN Policy Project 2025/26 Application Launch and Advice Clinic – CCIN’s Policy Labs have tested new approaches to participation, budgeting, climate action and more – but the best ideas often come from councils wrestling with problems right now, with the added benefit of securing financial support to test, learn and review.

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