Consultation News

There is seldom a formula for predicting participation rates but research suggests that the majority of digital engagement exercises follow the 90-9-1 rule.  That is, in a collaborative website such…

A legal challenge against the Environment Agency has been lodged over concerns that residents will be exposed to the potentially hazardous effects of the development of one of Europe’s biggest…

Gwynedd Council’s Cabinet has voted unanimously to press on with the proposed closure of a village primary, despite calls to delay the decision. Calls to pause the process to shut…

PARENTS at a Christchurch school where pupils have to wear masks in lessons will be consulted on the issue later this week. Twynham School heads made the decision to enforce the wearing…

PARENTS have launched a petition to save an ‘adored’ Catholic school after consultations were opened on its proposed closure. They were reacting to a governing board’s decision to seek views…

TCI Commentary: The Court of Appeal has refused one of two appeals to the judicial review ruling on the Stroke Service Review in Kent and Medway. In January 2019 after…

Fife Council’s co-leaders are to write to health and social care bosses in a bid to overturn the closure of a Levenmouth hospital unit. The Wellesley unit, which offered end…

Cannock Chase District Council’s Conservative group leader, Olivia Lyons, has written to the leader of Staffordshire County Council, Alan White, requesting he join her in lobbying the Cannock Chase Special…

A Councillor  will  argue that people were too concerned with the impact of Covid-19 to give their full attention to a consultation on West Yorkshire Devolution. This afternoon Bradford Council…

The current COVID-19 pandemic and the challenges it brings are changing the way we all live, and it presents a unique set of circumstances for engagement and consultation. We know…