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Consultation and Stakeholder Engagement for Infrastructure

Andy Wright, Senior Associate at The Consultation Institute provides his thoughts on the biggest challenges to stakeholder engagement, returning to in-person engagement, and key considerations when designing an effective consultation strategy. What are currently the biggest challenges to stakeholder engagement and successful consultation delivery? The challenges to stakeholder engagement, to a large extent, remain as […]

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Solving the planning problem- more democracy is good, but what form should it take?

Article / Stephen Hill

With the Government’s planning proposals still up in the air for now, efforts to stall the growing housing crisis in the England have juddered to something of a halt. The original mooted proposals, for which we have still not seen the consultation results, let alone any Government follow-up, proposed the implementation of a new zoning

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Giveaway: who will be our 1000th e-Learning student?

Article / TCI Team

The Institute is approaching an exciting landmark: 1000 students on our e-Learning programme! To commemorate, we will be giving away a small prize to the individual that becomes the 1000th student. Will it be you? To browse our current video glossary of e-Learning courses, and to find out more about our bulk-buy packages and discounts,

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Guest Article: Public meetings – pre and post-Covid

Article / TCI Team

Reflections following a public event engaging around the provision of a new build GP surgery building: As Engagement Manager for a CCG I have run my fair share of poorly attended public meetings, for whatever reason the subject matter just didn’t grab the attention of the public or there was just a lack of interest

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Guest Article: Why the Human Touch Hasn’t Lost to the Touch of a Button

Article / TCI Team

In this modern-day digital age, technology has changed the way we work and communicate. Organisations and stakeholders can collaborate regardless of their location and during the height of Covid-19, millions of people throughout the UK saw a change in their working practices because of the pandemic and it could be argued that this is an

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Can cabotage save Christmas? Or will cabotage, be sabotaged..?

Article / Stephen Hill

In light of the ongoing shortages of lorry drivers, last week the Government announced a short consultation on the temporary extension of road haulage cabotage. Cabotage, when goods are transported between two places in one country by a transport operator from a different country, it is hoped might help to alleviate some of the delays

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COP26 – The Consultation Institute’s focus

Article / Rhion Jones

It now looks as if Xi Jinping, the Chinese leader will not be attending COP26. But the Consultation Institute WILL be in Glasgow, and here is a brief explanation of why. A frequent critique of these vast inter-governmental gatherings is that they are literally TOO BIG, and cover too broad an agenda. With climate change,

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The Week in Parliament

Article / Stephen Hill

Well, the House of Lords is back, even if the Commons are still skiving until Monday, but that hasn’t stopped me from poring over their debates for some little nuggets of gold. So let’s have a quick two paragraph look at key points from the Lords (with a third that I’ve expanded out to a

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Brexit, Northern Ireland and when we should consult

Article / Stephen Hill

The question of when to consult can be a very difficult one to answer. Whilst there are legal requirements to fulfil, both statutory and common law, these are not the be-all and end-all, and often it will come down to the judgment of decision makers. With the resurgence of post-Brexit decision-making and Britain’s place in

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Changes to The Consultation Charter e-Learning Course

Article / TCI Team

Over the last few weeks, we’ve been preparing for the launch of a revamped version of our first e-Learning course, The Consultation Charter. We’re excited to announce that it is now ready for launch – however, there will be some minor downtime with the switch. This course will be taken offline on Monday 11th October

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Consultation and Stakeholder Engagement for Infrastructure

Solving the planning problem- more democracy is good, but what form should it take?

Giveaway: who will be our 1000th e-Learning student?

Guest Article: Public meetings – pre and post-Covid

Guest Article: Why the Human Touch Hasn’t Lost to the Touch of a Button

Can cabotage save Christmas? Or will cabotage, be sabotaged..?

COP26 – The Consultation Institute’s focus

The Week in Parliament

Brexit, Northern Ireland and when we should consult

Changes to The Consultation Charter e-Learning Course

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