Refillable cleaning liquids, biodegradable goods, plastic-free alternatives and sustainable toiletries.

Both online and in-person outreach raising awareness of systemic housing issues and tenant rights.

They engage shareholders and the wider community in learning about land stewardship, ecological restoration, and resilient food systems under a model of shared ownership.

They support schools, academies, education providers and dioceses in matters such as governance, compliance, contracts, policy, employment and regulatory challenges.

Running programmes like “Made in Wigan”, “Buy Local” and “MIW (Made In Wigan)” to teach young people and residents about enterprise, skills, community wealth building and employment pathways.

Helping people improve employment prospects via skills around cycling, maintenance etc.

Working with communities to create safe spaces, improved opportunities and collective growth.

Guiding ideas through startup, growth and sustainability phases including mentoring, incubation and access to investment.

Live music, bingo nights, pool/darts, sports screenings, and weekend events for members and guests.

Guided by a long-standing ethical policy that avoids harmful industries and supports social and environmental causes.