Alice Toomer-McAlpine is an Editorial Assistant at The Meteor: Manchester's Independent Media. She focuses on themes related to BFSI and banking, bringing insightful analysis to these critical sectors. Alice's work has been featured in Co-operative News, Indian Cooperative, and Popular Resistance.
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Alice Toomer-McAlpine's coverage focuses on co-operatives, local journalism, music, economy, poverty, waste management and sustainable development. The articles reflect a strong emphasis on the positive impact of co-operatives in various sectors.
Given her focus areas, reaching out with stories or experts related to successful co-operative models across different industries and their economic or social impacts could be compelling. Additionally, providing insights into initiatives addressing climate resilience through cooperative efforts might align well with her coverage.
As Alice frequently covers press releases and government announcements related to these themes, consider offering newsworthy updates about policy changes impacting co-operatives or innovative solutions for societal challenges tied to waste management and poverty alleviation that are backed by credible data.
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Part two of our 2025 Christmas Gift Guide includes a range of items from the Ethical Shop and the Co-operative Heritage Trust
By: Alice Toomer-McAlpine
The co-op aims to empower women ‘who have been pushed out of life’ with employment opportunities and social support
By: Alice Toomer-McAlpine
A study of the informal co-op banks and rotating savings and credit associations (Roscas) used by the African diaspora
By: Alice Toomer-McAlpine
A study of the informal co-op banks and rotating savings and credit associations (Roscas) used by the African diaspora.
Co-ops around the world are marking their links to the labour movement this May, as part of International Workers Day tomorrow (1 May).
This year UK fashion brand Lucy & Yak became employee owned, through an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) model.
Proposals to wind up the UK's Co-operative College will bring to a sad end a vibrant history spanning more than a century.
‘We're in a time of poly crisis … so it feels like a really important time for us to be highlighting these kinds of models'
Apex president Lennart Nilsson talks to Co-op News about the growing pressures on the farming industry
By: Alice Toomer-McAlpine
The fund primarily supports worker co-ops directly with start-up and development funding, as well as co-operative development activities
