Stephen Hill

“12 nerds across the city”- post-referendum governance discussions in Bristol face transparency challenges

Back in May, Bristol hosted a referendum on the governance model of the city, in which it decided to abolish the position of elected mayor and revert to a committee system of governance. Since then, the machinery has been turning to implement the changes before the handover scheduled in May 2024. Transiting between two systems […]

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“Does it play La Cucaracha?”- a curiously campanological consultation from the countryside

For many of us who grew up in the countryside, the regular ringing of church bells was part of the soundtrack of life. On Sundays, they would ring to call the local churchgoers to Sunday service, and during the week there would be practice where the local bell-ringers would ring peals and chimes in a

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Briefing Paper 42 released- Institute sounds alarm over pre-legislative consultation and engagement

At the end of 2021, we saw the judgment in R (Police Superintendents’ Association) v HM Treasury, a case in which the High Court found that elements of HM Treasury’s decision-making around police pension legislation had been unlawful. In the same judgment, one of the reasons the Court denied relief was because to do so

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If you’re reorganising English-medium schools in Wales, do you need to do a Welsh Language Impact Assessment?

That was the core question posed in the recent case of R (Rhieni Dros Addysg Gymraeg) v Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council, the second case revolving around Welsh school reorganisations in the last couple of years, less than an hour’s drive away from the first. In that case, you may recall the Court was

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Dear Mr Sunak… wait, haven’t I done this once already recently?

The temptation, I will confess, is just to say “see article of September 6th”, as most of the points covered in that piece remain valid, including the exhortation to respect the basic principles of consultation and engagement in policy-making. Dear Mr Sunak, Well, here we go, your time has finally come. Congratulations are no doubt

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A consultation on consultation- how to demonstrate local consent for fracking

One of the most controversial of the Governments new proposals has been the return of fracking to the main stage. We’ve written about it multiple times recently, including a cautionary note from two weeks ago where we noted with some alarm the Government’s apparent attempts to cut consultation out of the process. On Wednesday afternoon,

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Reflections from the Waterfront Consultation and Stakeholder Engagement for Infrastructure Conference

Yesterday, for the first time in three years, tCI headed down to London to take part in the Consultation and Stakeholder Engagement for Infrastructure conference organised by the Waterfront Conference Company. After my digital stint last year in the chair, I was invited back to chair the in-person event at the offices of the law

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The hot take on Connect 2022

After months of preparation, yesterday was the day for tCI Connect 2022, our annual conference, bringing together consultation and engagement professionals from across the UK down (this time) to London, where we were treated to an excellent day by the team at America Square conference centre. The sessions were excellent, the conversation free-flowing and the

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