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CO-OPERATIVE BANK'S ETHICAL AND ECOLOGICAL POLICIES

Early day motion 1273, tabled 29 April 1998 by Lawrence Cunliffe (Labour). Signed by 56 members.

That this House applauds and congratulates the Manchester-based Co-operative Bank on its record profits for the fourth year in succession, increased from ú45 to ú55 million, due to attracting more customers through its ethical and ecological policies along with providing its customers with the most convenient service channels, demonstrated by its link-up with Post Office Counters, which enables the bank's personal current account customers to make deposits and cash cheques at 15,500 post offices in England and Wales.

Signatures by party: Labour 41, Labour/Co-operative 8, Liberal Democrat 6, Unknown 1.