"Labour Co-Operative Party"

#1515875

22 October 2016

John Woodcock MP, Member of Parliament for Barrow-in-Furness, attends in the 'Rally for Aleppo' outside Downing Street on October 22, 2016 in London, England. The protest was held in support of people in Aleppo, Syria and an attempt to stop the violence in the area. The demonstration was organised by Amnesty International UK, Avaaz, Big Heart, Council on Arab British Understanding (CAABU), CARE International UK, Christian Aid, Doctors of the World UK, Human Appeal, International Rescue Committee UK, Syria Relief, The Syria Campaign, War Child, ChildrenPlus and WATAN.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#1515879

22 October 2016

(L-R) John Woodcock MP, Member of Parliament for Barrow-in-Furness, Laila Alodaat, human rights lawyer at the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom and Alison McGovern MP, Member of Parliament for Wirral South, attend the 'Rally for Aleppo' outside Downing Street on October 22, 2016 in London, England. The protest was held in support of people in Aleppo, Syria and an attempt to stop the violence in the area. The demonstration was organised by Amnesty International UK, Avaaz, Big Heart, Council on Arab British Understanding (CAABU), CARE International UK, Christian Aid, Doctors of the World UK, Human Appeal, International Rescue Committee UK, Syria Relief, The Syria Campaign, War Child, ChildrenPlus and WATAN.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#589540

16 May 2015

Hazel Blears, a former Labour Party member, leaving the Co-Operative Group's annual general meeting in central Manchester on Saturday 16th May 2015. -- The Co-Operative annual general meeting, which took place in Manchester on Satuday 16th May 2015, decided to maintain the donations to the Labour Party and the Co-Operative Party. The decision was made by people voting, by the group's membership. At the vote, 55% of the group's membership decided to continue to 'approve political expenditures, not to exceed £1 million per annum, that support the objectives of the co-operative movement' according to an official Co-Op Group statement. A series of other decisions were made, but opposition to directors pay was also discussed at the annual general meeting which took place at the Manchester Central conference in central Manchester. It is thought that 1000 members of the Co-Operative movement attended the event.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#589434

16 May 2015

Light shining on an apple on Saturday 16th May 2015. The sticker, on the apple, is calling for members to retain the Co-Operative Group's links to the Labour Party - motions nine and ten - on the agenda for the AGM in central Manchester. -- The Co-Operative annual general meeting, which took place in Manchester on Satuday 16th May 2015, decided to maintain the donations to the Labour Party and the Co-Operative Party. The decision was made by people voting, by the group's membership. At the vote, 55% of the group's membership decided to continue to 'approve political expenditures, not to exceed £1 million per annum, that support the objectives of the co-operative movement' according to an official Co-Op Group statement.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#589435

16 May 2015

A poster campaigning for the retention of the link between the Co-Operative Group and the Labour Party to be on Saturday 16th May 2015, the day of the Co-Operative Group's annual general meeting. -- The Co-Operative annual general meeting, which took place in Manchester on Satuday 16th May 2015, decided to maintain the donations to the Labour Party and the Co-Operative Party. The decision was made by people voting, by the group's membership. At the vote, 55% of the group's membership decided to continue to 'approve political expenditures, not to exceed £1 million per annum, that support the objectives of the co-operative movement' according to an official Co-Op Group statement. A series of other decisions were made, but opposition to directors pay was also discussed at the annual general meeting which took place at the Manchester Central conference in central Manchester. It is thought that 1000 members of the Co-Operative movement attended the event.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#589451

16 May 2015

A person wearing a t-shirt campaigning for the retention of the link between the Co-Operative Group and the Labour Party to be on Saturday 16th May 2015, the day of the Co-Operative Group's annual general meeting. -- The Co-Operative annual general meeting, which took place in Manchester on Satuday 16th May 2015, decided to maintain the donations to the Labour Party and the Co-Operative Party. The decision was made by people voting, by the group's membership. At the vote, 55% of the group's membership decided to continue to 'approve political expenditures, not to exceed £1 million per annum, that support the objectives of the co-operative movement' according to an official Co-Op Group statement. A series of other decisions were made, but opposition to directors pay was also discussed at the annual general meeting which took place at the Manchester Central conference in central Manchester. It is thought that 1000 members of the Co-Operative movement attended the event.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#589473

16 May 2015

A person leaving the Co-Operative Group's annual general meeting in central Manchester on Saturday 16th May 2015. -- The Co-Operative annual general meeting, which took place in Manchester on Satuday 16th May 2015, decided to maintain the donations to the Labour Party and the Co-Operative Party. The decision was made by people voting, by the group's membership. At the vote, 55% of the group's membership decided to continue to 'approve political expenditures, not to exceed £1 million per annum, that support the objectives of the co-operative movement' according to an official Co-Op Group statement. A series of other decisions were made, but opposition to directors pay was also discussed at the annual general meeting which took place at the Manchester Central conference in central Manchester. It is thought that 1000 members of the Co-Operative movement attended the event.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#589526

16 May 2015

A person leaving the Co-Operative Group's annual general meeting in central Manchester on Saturday 16th May 2015. -- The Co-Operative annual general meeting, which took place in Manchester on Satuday 16th May 2015, decided to maintain the donations to the Labour Party and the Co-Operative Party. The decision was made by people voting, by the group's membership. At the vote, 55% of the group's membership decided to continue to 'approve political expenditures, not to exceed £1 million per annum, that support the objectives of the co-operative movement' according to an official Co-Op Group statement. A series of other decisions were made, but opposition to directors pay was also discussed at the annual general meeting which took place at the Manchester Central conference in central Manchester. It is thought that 1000 members of the Co-Operative movement attended the event.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#589544

16 May 2015

Ursula Lidbetter, the Co-Operative Group's former chair, leaving the Co-Operative Group's annual general meeting in central Manchester on Saturday 16th May 2015. -- The Co-Operative annual general meeting, which took place in Manchester on Satuday 16th May 2015, decided to maintain the donations to the Labour Party and the Co-Operative Party. The decision was made by people voting, by the group's membership. At the vote, 55% of the group's membership decided to continue to 'approve political expenditures, not to exceed £1 million per annum, that support the objectives of the co-operative movement' according to an official Co-Op Group statement. A series of other decisions were made, but opposition to directors pay was also discussed at the annual general meeting which took place at the Manchester Central conference in central Manchester. It is thought that 1000 members of the Co-Operative movement attended the event.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#589641

16 May 2015

Members of the Co-Operative Group leaving the Co-Operative Group's annual general meeting in central Manchester on Saturday 16th May 2015. -- The Co-Operative annual general meeting, which took place in Manchester on Satuday 16th May 2015, decided to maintain the donations to the Labour Party and the Co-Operative Party. The decision was made by people voting, by the group's membership. At the vote, 55% of the group's membership decided to continue to 'approve political expenditures, not to exceed £1 million per annum, that support the objectives of the co-operative movement' according to an official Co-Op Group statement. A series of other decisions were made, but opposition to directors pay was also discussed at the annual general meeting which took place at the Manchester Central conference in central Manchester. It is thought that 1000 members of the Co-Operative movement attended the event.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#589638

16 May 2015

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#587562

16 May 2015

The Co-Operative Group's Headquaters standing, on Monday 11th May 2015, at Angels Parade in central Manchester. -- Members of the UK's Co-Operative Group are to decide whether the Co-Op Group should continue to support the UK's Labour Party, through the Co-Operative Party. The decision will take place at the group's annual general meeting.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#587565

16 May 2015

The Co-Operative Pyramid, rising above trees in Stockport, Greater Manchester, on Tuesday 12th May 2015. -- Members of the UK's Co-Operative Group are to decide whether the Co-Op Group should continue to support the UK's Labour Party, through the Co-Operative Party. The decision will take place at the group's annual general meeting.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#587564

16 May 2015

People passing a Co-Operative store in central Manchester on Monday 11th May 2015. -- Members of the UK's Co-Operative Group are to decide whether the Co-Op Group should continue to support the UK's Labour Party, through the Co-Operative Party. The decision will take place at the group's annual general meeting.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#587566

16 May 2015

Light shining on a Co-Operative sign in Manchester on Tuesday 12th May 2015. -- Members of the UK's Co-Operative Group are to decide whether the Co-Op Group should continue to support the UK's Labour Party, through the Co-Operative Party. The decision will take place at the group's annual general meeting.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#587573

16 May 2015

The Rochdale Pioneers Mueseum which is said to be where the Co-Operative movement was founded, standing in Rochdale on Friday 15th May 2015. -- Members of the UK's Co-Operative Group are to decide whether the Co-Op Group should continue to support the UK's Labour Party, through the Co-Operative Party. The decision will take place at the group's annual general meeting.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.