Judicial review is one of the greatest fears of every decision-maker. The thought that a court might look at your processes and find them somehow wanting is understandably disconcerting and […]
But on what grounds? Why do people bring consultation judicial reviews? Read More »
Applying this thinking to public engagement and consultation The BBC has published a thoughtful article extolling the virtues of England’s favourite leader right now. It attributes his success, at least
What all of us can learn from Gareth Southgate Read More »
We’ve written a lot about the implementation of low-traffic neighbourhoods during the Covid-19 pandemic. In short at the beginning of the pandemic and the first lockdown, in order to give
Lambeth low traffic neighbourhoods in court – what lessons for consultors? Read More »
Rhion Jones pays tribute to David Jones as he retires after 13 years leading the Consultation Institute in Scotland On 1st March 2008 (happily, St David’s Day), David Jones left
We wake this morning to a Labour victory in the Batley and Spen by-election, and I’ve not yet had time to look at it more fully to determine what the
The Week in Parliament Read More »
Friday is the closing date for a rather important consultation on a proposed statutory duty for public spaces and venues to protect the public from the risks of terrorism following
Serious flaws in the Protect Duty consultation Read More »
One of the biggest flaws with the European Union, that even the most die-hard fan of the organisation would probably admit, is that there is a significant disconnect between it
Is Europe’s biggest attempt to engage with citizens doomed to failure? Read More »
Another week, another scandal breaking too late for me to try and find a consultation angle. Ah well, can’t have everything. So, outside the lurid details, what else has been
The Week in Parliament Read More »
What a week! We’ve seen an astonishing byelection result (which we’ve written about here), some potentially very serious leadership failures in the DUP in Northern Ireland, and today England faces
The Week in Parliament Read More »
It seems remarkably rare for us to get a genuine surprise in politics these days but yesterday’s byelection to deliver a new parliamentary representative for the people of Amersham and
The Chesham and Amersham byelection- NIMBY-ism is back and consultors should be alert Read More »
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