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Local enterprise – Potentially powerful new Partnerships will need to engage with communities
Read → iiPanels reunited – If you don’t use Panels, start building. You’ll need them soon
Read → iiiPartnership challenges – The search for the optimum joined-up model means a new opportunity for elected members
Read → ivPlanning a ‘Big Society’ Impact – As the ‘Big Society’ concept evolves, its implications have to be well-understood by those likely to be affected
Read → vRe-defining excellence in public engagement – Our ideas of Best Practice have to take account of financial realities
Read → viStill consulting … but rather quicker – The Coalition Government is an enthusiastic consultor… but is clearly in a hurry!
Read → viiGood neighbours – Relationships are often a function of the ability to dialogue with each other constructively; the importance of liaison committees
Read → viiiNot in my back yard! – A consequence of localism, but not just in planning.
Read → ixOn the front-line – Consultation is part and parcel of the public service ‘front-line’
Read → xPublic engagement aspects of The Localism Bill
Read → xiPolice – under the influence! – Do plans for elected Commissioners offer a prospect of better public engagement?
Read → xiiLocal Enterprise Partnerships – the engagement challenge
Read → xiiiPublic engagement aspects of the Open Public Services White Paper
Read → xivCalculating those efficiency savings – With election talk about ‘efficiency savings’, what might this mean for public engagement and consultation?
Read → xvHard (for us) … to reach – The real truth about this often misused phrase
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