Midlands Co-operative Society - Services

Services

Membership is open to all residents of the Society's trading area, with members receiving a share of the profits in the form of dividend.

Food retailing

The Society operates over 180 food stores and forecourts throughout its trading area. Most are now rebranded as The Co-operative Food, mirroring branding from The Co-operative Group.


Funeral directors

Midlands Co-op Funeral Services operate some 80 funeral homes throughout the region.

Fashion & Home retailing

The Society operates a number of fashion & home stores. These consist of six department stores located in Chesterfield, Coalville, Derby, Ilkeston, Stafford and Wigston. It also operates three other specialist non-food stores, selling beds and electrical products.

Motors

The Society operates light-commercial vehicle servicing garages and MoT testing stations in Leicester and Loughborough. It also has a single Suzuki car franchise in Kettering and operates as The co-opertive Motor Group in Lincoln.

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