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Establishment of Co-operative Central Board
- When
- 1869
- Where
- Long Millgate district, Manchester
The Co-operative Central Board was established in 1869 to unify the movement, operating from rented premises in Manchester's Long Millgate district.
At the first modern Co-operative Congress, a decision was made to create a national organisation to hold the movement together. The Co-operative Central Board was established in 1869, spending its first forty years operating from rented premises in the Long Millgate district of Manchester.
Sources
- Co-operatives UK Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-16
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