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Co-operative Web – a success story

Posted on April 14, 2017 by admin

The Co-operative Web, an IT company, now based in Longbridge Technology Park Birmingham, is a 28 person worker co-operative owned and run by the people who work there. It relocated from Walsall to the Innovation Centre because the location is … Continue reading →

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