This edition of our quarterly magazine is a combination of history and future. As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the first known building society, we also look to a future focused on the growth of the mutual sector and how that might be achieved. 

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In this edition:

• At a golden crossroads - Robin Fieth, BSA
• Mutual and Cooperative Sector Business Council: Uniting to find mutual and cooperative solutions - Chris Bose, Nationwide Building Society
• Driving economic growth, the cooperative and mutual way - James Wright, Co-operatives UK
• Building Society Pioneers - Carl Chinn MBE
• 160 years of Hinckley & Rugby - embracing our past, thriving in the present, and committed to our future - Danny Cranie, Hinckley & Rugby Building Society
• Putting homeownership in reach of more people, generation after generation - Richard Fearon, Leeds Building Society
• 'Kinder Cumberland marks 175 years - Des Moore, Cumberland Building Society
• 160 years strong: Blending convenience with connection - Simon Broadley, Furness Building Society
• Honouring our roots, embracing our future - Rachel Kolebuk, Melton Building Society
• Unlocking forgotten funds: Reflecting on the success of the Dormant Assets Alternative Scheme - Adrian Smith, Reclaim Fund 
• Trends in Global Regulation of AI - Daniel Lloyd, TLT LLP
• New report to highlight evolution of the building society sector - James Lee, Whitecap Consulting

If you have any feedback on this edition please contact the editor: katie.wise@bsa.org.uk