The Week in Parliament
Well, the big political news story today is the Government’s loss of two by-elections in Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton, but I’ve not yet had chance to find the consultation […]
The Week in Parliament Read More »
Well, the big political news story today is the Government’s loss of two by-elections in Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton, but I’ve not yet had chance to find the consultation […]
The Week in Parliament Read More »
Sometimes we find our news stories cropping up in the most unusual places. Sometimes in two. This one I found whilst I was waiting at the airport for a flight
Cycle Lane or video game? The importance of consulting on design, as well as principle Read More »
These days a trip to the supermarket is not the same unless you get the chance to vote for something. Alas, not cheaper prices but typically your favourite charitable cause.Â
Review: Feedback Frames Read More »
There are many ways to advance towards ‘Net Zero’ It is becoming increasingly clear that there is no one route to ‘net zero’. Indeed, at a time of rivalry between
Net Zero Perspectives Read More »
Net-Zero Voices, the Institute’s 25-minute documentary, will launch on YouTube at 9am on Tuesday 21st June This film is a reflection of our time spent at COP26, speaking to individuals
Something exciting is coming… 🎥 Read More »
In Whitby, we’ve recently seen an interesting local poll on the issue of second houses. After Padstow in Cornwall (the town made most famous by its association with the TV
It is very tempting to make fun of some consultations, and the Institute’s own Stephen Hill is one of the best in the business (See Half a pound of tuppenny
Kite-flying consultations – should we take them seriously? Read More »
The Consultation Institute, a membership body and global leader in consultation best practice and training, announces the appointment of Corey Smalley as its inaugural Managing Director, effective 1 June 2022.
The Consultation Institute appoints new Managing Director Read More »
Do you prefer your fruit and veg in pounds and ounces or grams and kilograms? Your lengths in feet and inches, or centimetres and metres? Perhaps you prefer even older
The post-jubilee drama is over, with Sir Graham Brady announcing that the Prime Minister won the Tory rebels’ vote-of-no-confidence by 211 votes to 148, a much narrower victory than many
The PM survives, for now, but will he take a more consultative approach? Read More »