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Back of the net? Or a missed opportunity for increasing cohesion? Public engagement and major sporting events

Many of us will still remember the general excitement in July 2012 when Danny Boyle’s magical Opening Ceremony played out on our screens, and the Queen parachuted out of a helicopter, accompanied by James Bond, to officially open the 2012 London Olympics. The ceremony and the ensuing games would bring the biggest ever medal haul […]

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The Perfect Blend, session 9: continuous engagement ☕

Tuesday 7th June, 10am Our members exclusive coffee morning continues in June with a session on continuous engagement. Good practice in continuous engagement will be different for different bodies, dictated to by differing value drivers and performance indicators as set by the body that wishes to implement it. It goes beyond listening to the public’s view

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The Week in Parliament

I fear the events of the week regarding Downing Street rule-breaking may rather put anything I say about goings on in Parliament into the shade, however I am nothing if not an eternal optimist, so let’s take a quick sweep across Britain shall we? Westminster One of the most significant challenges of Brexit was always

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Aviation at the heart of the community- lessons from the Airports and Future of Aviation conference

Last week, the Institute spent a day out at the Built Environment Networking Airports Development and Future of Aviation conference at Manchester Airport’s Concorde Centre. There, under the wings of G-BOAC, the former British Airways flagship Concorde, we set out our stall and listened to experts from across the aviation industry discussing the post-covid reality.

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Planning for ANOTHER future- the Queen’s Speech 2022

Tuesday this week saw that State Opening of Parliament, the ceremonial occasion in which the Monarch (or in this case, her heir) formally opens the new parliamentary session by reading out a speech written by the Government about their legislative agenda. Although it serves primarily as a declaration of intent, for politics-watchers such as us

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Consultation Data – Quality or Quantity? – Getting the right balance between qualitative and quantitative methods

Listening effectively to the public, through professionally-organised consultations is a challenge. If decision-makers are to do better than just respond through knee-jerk reactions to opinion-poll data, care is needed to select consultation methods that provide the most useful and meaningful insight into the issues. There is no shortage of methods. Some techniques are quantitative in

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Dear New Councillor…

Congratulations on your election to your new seat of [Insert Seat Here], and welcome to the wonderful world of local government! We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay- however long that’ll be (just a little joke, you’ll get used to it). Or perhaps you’re an old hand? Been in opposition for a while maybe, and now

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The Health and Care Act 2022- some answers to engagement concerns, but more remains to be addressed

Last week, the Queen gave Royal Assent to the much-debated Health and Care Bill, completing its parliamentary process and making it into the Health and Care Act 2022. We wrote a lot during the debating phases of the legislation, and in a briefing paper highlighted where we thought the emergent issues might be. So, as

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