Free day of talks and networking about the co-operatives operating across Lincolnshire and how they impact communities.
Celebrating Coops 2026 Lincolnshire is coming to Lincoln Central Library on Saturday 5 December, from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm. It's a day built around finding out more about, networking with, and learning from the variety of co-operatives operating across Lincolnshire, and sharing stories and ideas about the impact co-ops can have on communities.
The format is open to Lincolnshire-based co-operatives, the general public, and groups seeking guidance on how to become a co-op. If you've ever wondered how a co-operative actually works, or if you're part of a group that's thinking about going that route, this is a good place to get some practical answers. It's as much about the people running these things as it is about the model itself, so you'll be hearing from the co-ops themselves rather than just reading about them.
North Lincolnshire Community Energy's community engagement team is running the day, with Coop Group Member Pioneer Coordinator Melanie Neal among those involved. The focus is on the co-operatives working across the county, so it's a chance to see what's happening in your own backyard and meet the people behind the different projects. Refreshments are available on the day, so you can stick around for a while and chat.
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It's at Lincoln Central Library on Free School Lane, LN2 1EZ, on Saturday 5 December, 10:30 am to 2:30 pm. Entry is free.
