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Glascote shoppers donate their Co-op ‘divis’ so pupils can enjoy outdoor lessons even in the rain
A Glascote primary school has used a generous donation from shoppers at a local convenience store to build an all-weather canopy over a ‘hidden classroom’ in the grounds.
Happy ‘play days’ in store for nursery thanks to generous Dordon Co-op customers
Money raised by shoppers at Tamworth Co-op’s convenience store in Dordon will enable a children’s nursery in the village to buy much-needed outdoor play equipment.
Families allowed back in Tamworth Co-op funeral cars as staff fit new safety screens
Tamworth Co-op’s main funeral home has taken delivery of two vehicle screens which will enable it to lift its temporary ban on families travelling to services in traditional limousines. The screens have been fitted into two luxury Jaguars at its Upper Gungate premises by two members of staff who
Tamworth Co-op’s financial results stronger than expected but challenges still lie ahead
Tamworth Co-operative Society’s latest financial results are stronger than its board of directors had anticipated. The report was finalised on March 17, 2020, prior to the full effects of the coronavirus pandemic being experienced.
Club for people with special needs gets cash boost from Tamworth Co-op shoppers
A charity whose members have been forced into self-isolation by the coronavirus pandemic has received a welcome boost with a £500 donation from Tamworth Co-op shoppers.
‘Divi’ money from Polesworth Co-op shoppers will help adults with learning disabilities
Adults with learning disabilities living in a care home will be able to keep in touch with family and friends over the internet, thanks to the generosity of Polesworth Co-op shoppers.
Community Dividend Fund supports live chat service for domestic abuse victims
A charity is to use a £500 donation from shoppers to extend a live online chat service currently helping women and men in Tamworth and Lichfield who are trapped with abusive partners during the lockdown. The cash, raised by customers at the Lichfield Co-op convenience store giving up their