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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 bring you the latest developments in digital methods and methodologies for researching Twitter and other social media platforms. This post builds upon the 2015, and 2017 editions of

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 in the Infrastructure and Planning sector. Those attending come from major consultancies, developers and planners in road, rail, airports and energy – mostly pretty clued-up

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 for patient and public involvement with a new ‘Citizen Voice’ for health and social care. Insofar as the replacement body will cover both the NHS

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 of the Gunning Principles, the doctrine of legitimate expectation, Equality legislation and the rest. But she was wondering whether the string of High Court cases