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i Uncategorized · 12 May 2017

The Court of Appeal and the duty to provide reasons in planning cases

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ii Uncategorized · 12 May 2017

Why working on Public Consultations is a brilliant start for a career in Public Affairs

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iii Uncategorized · 4 May 2017

Fake News, Anti-Social Media and how to deal with it. Or is consultation doomed?

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iv Uncategorized · 26 April 2017

How does purdah work for government departments during a consultation?

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v Uncategorized · 21 April 2017

A manifesto commitment to better public engagement?

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vi Uncategorized · 19 April 2017

Making the most of Purdah!

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vii Uncategorized · 12 April 2017

Referring consultations to the Health Secretary: what actually happens?

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viii Uncategorized · 7 April 2017

The NHS ‘Next Steps’ paper – and its implications for consultation and engagement

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ix Uncategorized · 6 April 2017

Institute comments on slamming Select Committee’s report on NHS long-term sustainability

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x Uncategorized · 4 April 2017

A duty to explain?

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xi Uncategorized · 24 March 2017

Why are environmentalists suddenly interested in international consultation obligations?

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xii Uncategorized · 21 March 2017

The case for shorter consultations

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xiii Uncategorized · 7 March 2017

How many mistakes can we make in a public consultation?

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xiv Uncategorized · 3 March 2017

Court access on Environmental issues – UK still back-peddling

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xv Uncategorized · 3 March 2017

The influence of journalists in public consultations

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