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What is 'co-operative ownership'?

Co-operative ownership means a business or organisation is owned and controlled by its members, rather than by external shareholders. The story mentions £20m for this model. It aims to keep profits and decision-making local, giving communities more say and a direct stake in their high street's future.

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