Obviously the types of information you give us will vary depending on the service you’ve requested but typically could include:

name, address, and contact details
details of products and services you've bought from us
details of your interactions with us through our stores, contact centres, online or by using one of our Apps
payment details
call recordings
information about how you interact with our communications
visual images, personal appearance and behaviour (usually obtained from CCTV images, or Body Worn Cameras)
As well as obtaining information from you, we may also collect it from:

someone else acting on your behalf who gives us the information directly
other Co-op Group companies such as Co-op Insurance, Funeralcare, Food and Legal Services
publicly available sources such as social media and the electoral register
fraud prevention and detection agencies, organisations and databases
government and law enforcement agencies and regulators
NHS organisations and systems such as your GP and Summary Card Record
It's also possible we might process other types of information that might be considered even more private, such as information relating to criminal offences and alleged offences. For example, if you wanted a quote for a Motor Insurance product we might need to ask about any criminal offences or health conditions. These are considered "special categories" of personal information and we're obliged to handle this information even more thoughtfully. See a full list of special category information on the ICO's website. Sharing your personal information

When we share your information, we only do so in accordance with our legal, data protection and privacy obligations. Your information may be disclosed to the following:

Service providers. We use a number of other organisations who carry out work on our behalf to help us provide our products and services. We ensure any third parties we may share your data with have at least the same privacy and security standards as ourselves and will only use your information for the specific reasons we ask them to.
Do you collect any sensitive personal data such as religious beliefs, sexual orientation or health related data? 
It's also possible we might process other types of information that might be considered even more private, such as information relating to criminal offences and alleged offences.