As the third largest political party members of the co-operative movement, came to gather at Parliament square central london we believe that things work best when ordinary people have a voice, and when services are accountable to the people who use them.

Railways run as a partnership between passengers and staff. Tackling the housing crisis through co-operative housing. Fans having a say in their sports club. Credit unions as an alternative to rip-off payday lenders. Shops owned by their customers that give back to the community.

Whether in government or opposition, for a century the Co-operative Party has been a voice for co-operative values and principles in the places where decisions are taken, and laws are made.