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All Together Money replaces the old branding, unveiled after the AGM in Birmingham, to boost visibility for the credit union movement.
CEO Matt Bland said the changes aim to help the sector realise its potential and emulate successful credit union models worldwide.
The rebrand emphasizes 'strength in numbers' and 'people not profit' within a broader multi-channel strategy.
The All Together Money app was launched to keep members connected with news, policies, and industry peers.
The platform includes an app store presence on Google Play offering conferences, training materials, and networking tools.
The affiliate program seeks broad participation from supporters, suppliers, and partners of the credit union sector.
Co-op Bank signed on as a key partner, reinforcing mutualist alignments after its 2025 acquisition.
Emma Norledge was introduced as the apex’s new president, succeeding Paul Norgrode.
Bland described the branding change as a way to communicate sector benefits more effectively amid economic instability.
The article notes ongoing discussion about branding within the credit union sector, including shifts to terms like 'community bank'.

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Nearly 160,000 uninsured cars were seized on UK roads last year, marking the highest figure in 17 years amid rising enforcement against uninsured driving.
West Midlands Police towed a Lamborghini after发现 the driver was uninsured, highlighting ongoing enforcement actions in Birmingham.
Public costs of uninsured driving are substantial, with UK economy estimates around £1 billion annually for costs to victims, emergency services, and productivity losses.
The Motor Insurers' Bureau links uninsured driving to higher risk behaviors, underscoring broader safety concerns beyond a single incident.
Birmingham postcodes B25, B18, B66, B21 and B35 remain hot spots where accidents involving uninsured drivers are most common.
Fronting — where a older family member insures a young driver to reduce premiums — is highlighted as a fraud risk contributing to under-coverage.
Police penalties for uninsured driving commonly include a £300 fine and six points on the license.
The BBC coverage notes uninsured driving as a national issue, with Operation Scalis illustrating continued cross-force collaboration to tackle the rise.
Insurance affordability remains a key driver of non-compliance, with hot spots reflecting higher accident rates and affordability challenges.

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