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On the front-line – Consultation is part and parcel of the public service ‘front-line’
Read → iiNot in my back yard! – A consequence of localism, but not just in planning.
Read → iiiGood neighbours – Relationships are often a function of the ability to dialogue with each other constructively; the importance of liaison committees
Read → ivPublic engagement aspects of The Localism Bill
Read → vPolice – under the influence! – Do plans for elected Commissioners offer a prospect of better public engagement?
Read → viLocal Enterprise Partnerships – the engagement challenge
Read → viiPublic engagement aspects of the Open Public Services White Paper
Read → viiiCalculating those efficiency savings – With election talk about ‘efficiency savings’, what might this mean for public engagement and consultation?
Read → ixHard (for us) … to reach – The real truth about this often misused phrase
Read → xNothing but the truth – Are we paying enough attention to the quality of data that underpin our consultations?
Read → xiCloser to home – How can we consult the public in good conscience when we don’t even to listen to our own colleagues?
Read → xiiPromoting democracy – Is the Government right to have cold feet about the ‘duty to promote democracy’ ?
Read → xiiiAre we listening? – The difference between “Do we hear?” and “Do we agree?”
Read → xivPetition Power – Anticipating the ‘duty to respond’: What every local authority must consider
Read → xvGetting out there – Go to meet them’ is good advice, but it’s more complicated than that!
Read →Never miss what matters.
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