It is not often that barristers hit the headlines as they argue a case in the High Court. But heads were turned this week by the words of Sir James […]
Yesterday, I observed the second and final day of the judicial review substantive hearing F v Buckinghamshire County Council. I was only able to hear the final points and submissions
Attending a judicial review Read More »
Campaigners have won their case against Caerphilly Council on the grounds that the decision to close Pontllanfraith Leisure Centre had not met the requirements of the Equality Act 2010. This
Leisure Centre closure declared unlawful Read More »
The changes which will be brought about by the Hackitt Review will have a wide-reaching impact – but the sector needs clarity in the short term as well, writes Eamon
The Hackitt Review changes will be significant but we need clarity now Read More »
The cry of frustration uttered by so many stakeholders… This is scarcely a sentiment confined to the National Health Service, but it was NHS England Chief Executive, Simon Stevens who
When consultees say, “ I told you so…! ” Read More »
Twitter and other social media platforms represent a large and largely untapped resource for social data and evidence. In this post, Wasim Ahmed updates his recurring series on the Impact Blog, to
Using Twitter as a data source: an overview of social media research tools (2019) Read More »
Rhion Jones’ observations on this year’s Waterfront Conference One of the joys of June for me is being invited to chair the Annual Waterfront Conference on Consultation and Stakeholder engagement
‘Community’ theme dominates Infrastructure consultation Conference Read More »
On Monday, the Welsh Government published its long-awaited Bill to abolish Community Health Councils (CHCs). The Health and Social Care (Quality and Engagement) (Wales) Bill replaces 40-year old CHC machinery
Wales to abolish Community Health Councils – can it avoid the mistakes made in England? Read More »
On the occasion of launching our latest edition of Latest Law this week, we have sought to respond to a question posed by an Institute member. The individual was fully aware
Are the Courts making public consultations more difficult to organise? Read More »
In today’s newsletter, there is a cautionary tale about allegations of bias when the Government used a specialist Company to help obtain a bigger response to the consultation on a
Can a subcontractor bias a consultation? Read More »
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