tCI makes the move to a new CRM
It was an absolute pleasure to have Havilah Ekpekurede and Luke Woods from OYF Ltd at tCI HQ yesterday as we make our move to a brand new CRM. This […]
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Briefing Paper 42 released- Institute sounds alarm over pre-legislative consultation and engagement
At the end of 2021, we saw the judgment in R (Police Superintendents’ Association) v HM Treasury, a case in which the High Court found that elements of HM Treasury’s
🎙 Episode 2 of Consultation off the Cuff is available now! 🎙
In this month’s episode of Consultation off the Cuff, your hosts Martyn Beeby, Stephen Hill and Elena Vincent discuss all things tCI Connect, including behind the scenes of HQ’s preparation
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Another argument over statues- but not the usual one…
Over the last few years we have all become familiar with stories about statues. The first was the Edward Colston statue in Bristol, torn down by protestors and dropped in
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If you’re reorganising English-medium schools in Wales, do you need to do a Welsh Language Impact Assessment?
That was the core question posed in the recent case of R (Rhieni Dros Addysg Gymraeg) v Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council, the second case revolving around Welsh school
Dear Mr Sunak… wait, haven’t I done this once already recently?
The temptation, I will confess, is just to say “see article of September 6th”, as most of the points covered in that piece remain valid, including the exhortation to respect
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The latest ‘new’ administration
The Institute opened its doors in 2003. Since that time, we have witnessed ten changes of administration for the UK Government. Five of them have arisen following General Elections in
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We should vote less … but consult more.
For political party members to vote for their leaders sounds a manifestly reasonable practice, and seldom questioned until the recent election of Liz Truss by a tiny unrepresentative electorate of
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A consultation on consultation- how to demonstrate local consent for fracking
One of the most controversial of the Governments new proposals has been the return of fracking to the main stage. We’ve written about it multiple times recently, including a cautionary
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Guest Article: A new consent-based approach to engagement and consultation
Rhion Jones comments on a timely contribution to an important debate. Roy Payne has spent years working with sceptical communities around the world on programmes to secure sites for the
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