After recent unfortunate (if not entirely unexpected) performances in recent elections, the Labour leader Keir Starmer not only conducted a reshuffle of his Shadow Cabinet, but also commissioned a policy review to lay the foundations of what will become the next Labour manifesto, when the time comes. Although we don’t often comment on internal political […]
Stronger together? Labour’s lessons from the Pandemic Read More »
We have written multiple times about the Government’s major immigration reform consultation, firstly in a previous Week in Parliament where we did a little dissection of it raising significant concerns over the process and then in a wider piece questioning whether there might be problems in the Home Office’s consultation culture. We criticised the consultation
Government immigration reform consultation challenged Read More »
How much do you think about the data the NHS holds on you? It’s some of the most personal data that any individual has- details about our illnesses, our health and wellbeing, and what treatments we have received over our lifetimes. There has been something of a furore this week over the implementation of a
The NHS data store delay- would more consultation have helped? Read More »
Eyes are turning this week to the beautiful county of Cornwall where the G7 are gathering to discuss current global affairs- if they can get off the topic of Brexit that is! But whilst the PM has been flying 250 miles to talk about how important it is that we are more green (can’t see
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Westminster is in recess, and there’s nothing significant from Wales or Northern Ireland, but Scotland may just have produced us a little goldmine to discuss today. It came in a debate on education, a topic where we have seen a lot of discussion in the past year or so- mostly over replacement for exams. In
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This week the former leader of Ealing Council, Julian Bell, wrote an article in the Guardian declaring that “The evidence is in: low-traffic neighbourhoods are popular”. Quite the statement, given that wranglings over low-traffic neighbourhoods continue to make headlines across the country. So what evidence does Mr Bell cite for his claim? As detailed in
Apples, oranges and low-traffic neighbourhoods Read More »
Planning can be a tricky area for consultors to manage, particularly when the planning application in question relates to heritage sites. Back in May the High Court dealt with an interesting case about the disclosure of information and internal responses to planning consultations. It emerged from a planning application to convert the former London Chest
Juden v LB Tower Hamlets- dealing with internal consultation responses Read More »
No one was really paying attention to the UK Parliament proper this week, all (recently tested on long drives) eyes turning to the Honourable Member for Barnard Castle as he did his accounts, washed his dirty laundry, and sincerely apologised (not necessarily in that order). Westminster Oh come on, you knew that we were going
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Last year, we saw judgment handed down in the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal on Patrick Lynch v The Boundary Commissioner for Northern Ireland. It wasn’t a case we covered in great detail, mostly making reference to it in other articles, because it didn’t particular reveal anything new or raise any novel points of law.
Thinking about ‘unnecessary barriers’- user interface and experience in consultation Read More »
Westminster In Westminster this week, we saw the delivery of the Government response to the Williams Rail Review, the most comprehensive review of the British rail networks since privatisation. The report “Great British Railways: The Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail” proposes the simplification of the rail network under one organisation “Great British Railways” to run all
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