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Orphan Strategies – Preparing for the future whilst avoiding the mistakes of the past
Read → iiOut of sight ….. out of mind? – What role should public dialogue have played in anticipating major disasters such as this summer’s deluge?
Read → iiiPerverted Polls – Do corrupt telephone polls by careless broadcasters reduce the credibility of public consultations?
Read → ivPetitions & Panels at Number 10 – Do recent initiatives in the Prime Minister’s office amount to something more than Public Relations?
Read → vReaching agreement – Beyond the idea of “knocking heads together….”
Read → viReality Check – What happens when major change is implemented?
Read → viiSeeking the Silent Majority – Is this what the new Local Government Bill is all about?
Read → viiiSelective hearing – When respondents say “Yes but ….”
Read → ixA Question of Relevance – Why we need to focus on the right issues
Read → xWhy Community “kitties” WILL work – People are right to be sceptical about some new ideas, but this one really can make a difference
Read → xiParticipatory Budgeting
Read → xiiLocation, location, location ……… – Where you undertake consultation is as important as how you do it
Read → xiiiUnfocused Groups – Focus Groups as Consultation? What’s different?
Read → xivGatekeepers! – Worth their weight in gold? ……. Or a barrier to progress?
Read → xvAspirational consultation – Asking people what they want is clearly a legitimate form of consultation; but is this overdone at the expense of more practical choices?
Read →Never miss what matters.
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