Cooperative Party

Formed by Arthur Hitchens following the collapse of the Labour Party and it's leadership, the Cooperative Party was a new slate for the communitarian left which has traditionally had a voice in politics since the 2015 realignment. Fighting in the 2019 election, the party advocated soft euroscepticism, social democracy, localism and was described as being a left wing populist party. After the 2019 elections, the party won 5 seats and entered a coalition agreement with Green Solidarity to form a minority government.

As of November 2020, the party has merged with Green Solidarity to form Solidarity, and has since become defunct.