The Week in Parliament
The big news this week was the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, but so much has already been written on that that we didn’t think we needed to add any more, except […]
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The Perfect Blend – Session 7: The past, present and future of digital
In last month’s members exclusive coffee morning, we heard from Institute members of different sectors on the topic of community development; how it cannot be effectively approached with a ‘one
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Defending democracy
Are we eroding some of our democratic values? One of the consequences of the dreadful war in Ukraine is that even in old, complacent democracies like our own, we have
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The Week in Parliament
I would say it’s been a quiet week in Parliament this week- there don’t seem to have been a huge amount of enormous stories, at least not for the general
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Guest Article: Consultation questionnaires: measuring their performance – and understanding how people respond to them
Survey questionnaires are the workhorses of public consultation, used by many consultation practitioners. But how often do we measure their performance? Apart from the response rate that is of limited
Article 39 (Part 2)- Did the Government unlawfully fail to consult on discarded options?
Followers of consultation law will already be familiar with the children’s rights charity Article 39. Named after Article 39 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, it
Introducing Consultation Reflections: tCI’s latest webinar series!
The Institute is taking shared learning to a new level. Our experience shows that professionals in consultation and engagement face common challenges and often find themselves in similar situations. Finding support and
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Guest Article: Listening to London
The pandemic had a huge impact on everyone. For TfL, it meant an emergency programme of temporary schemes to help people to walk and cycle called the London Streetspace Programme.Â
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UK Government announces consultation on Covid Inquiry terms of reference- here’s what you need to know
Back in May last year when the Government announced their inquiry into the Covid response, we asked a simple question. Should there be a public consultation on its terms? The
The Week in Parliament
Another busy week nearly done and dusted, and we return to the corridors of power to explore what our legislators have been up to recently. It’s been busy, but here’s
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