Consultation News

Ruth Breidenbach Roe tells a parliamentary all-party group that the sector’s advocacy role in devolution had to be asserted. Proper communication with the public and the charity sector should be […]

Dozens of placard-carrying campaigners took their health service protest to Totnes as they condemned health bosses’ latest round of consultations as another “sham”. South Devon communities are still reeling over

Move likely to embarrass British government as UN agency says lack of talks with Europe means it should refrain from further work A United Nations committee has asked the UK

NHS bosses ‘do not have all the answers’ on plans to transform health services in Sussex – but have promised to engage patients while they try to find them. Sussex

The boot, wheelbarrow and thimble have all been retired in the latest version of Monopoly. The classic pieces have been replaced by a Tyrannosaurus Rex, a penguin and a “rubber

We Stakeholder Engagement practitioners are nothing short of evangelical in our zeal to sing the praises and benefits of consultation/engagement. So much so that I sometimes wonder if we should

A town mayor has expressed concerns around a local governance review consultation currently being undertaken by North Lincolnshire Council. But the claims have been refuted by council bosses, who insist

Banbury MP Victoria Prentis has added to Horton campaigners’ criticism of a market research scheme giving out lottery tickets in return for completing a survey about downgrading the hospital. Mrs

A Lincolnshire mum campaigning against the potential closure of the children’s heart unit at Glenfield Hospital has launched a furious attack on NHS bosses, accusing them of lying over and