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Community Consultation
31 Mar 2010
8th Annual Conference. Hard choices, engagement and localism. Held at The Kings Fund, London
This conference examined the implications of “Total Place” and the new movements of localism for consultations, outlining how separate public bodies can consult together.
Programme
10:00
Michael Burton, Editor, The MJ
Welcome and introduction from Conference Chair
10:10
Rhion Jones, Programme Director, The Consultation Institute
The art of consultation in a cold climate
10:25
Alison Seabrooke, Chief Executive, Community Development Foundation
Keynote address: The economic and social imperative for successful collaboration
10:40
10:55
John Tizard, Director, Centre for Public Service Partnerships
Public services and delivering with less: applying consultation and engagement
11:10
Dale Hall, Managing Director, Opinion Research Services
Total Place and lessons for consultation
11:25
Questions and discussion: Session 1
11:35
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
12:05
Paul Martin, Chief Executive, London Borough of Sutton
Behaviour Change: Active Consultation
12:20
Panel discussion: Joining up services and extending the duty to involve in a recession
John Tizard, Director, Centre for Public Service Partnerships
Jessie Cunnet, Founder, Director, Patient and Public Involvement Solutions
Jeremy Gardner, Head of Communications and Engagement, NHS Tower Hamlets
12:50
Expanding third sector involvement in consultation
Tony Okotie, Director, Tameside Third Sector Coalition
Ben Gilchrist, Policy and Participation Team Manager, Tameside Third Sector Coalition
13:05
Questions and discussion: Session 2
13:15
Buffet Lunch, networking and exhibition
14:15
Kai Rudat, Director, Office for Public Management
Using digital and creative approaches to overcome exclusion
What's on now:
14:30
Panel discussion: Promoting democracy and opening up channels of communication
Jennifer Ngyou, Policy Advisor, Communities and Local Government, Museums, Libraries and Archives Council
Mike Bartram, Communications Consultant, Director, Mike Bartram Limited
Simon Burrall, Director, Involve
15:00
Clive Saunders, Chair, Watford African Caribbean Association
Reaching diverse communities
15:15
Phil Teece, Programme Manager, Participatory Budgeting Unit
Participatory budgeting, democracy and social cohesion
15:30
Questions and discussions: Session 3
15:40
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
16:00
Key Issues Seminar 1: Case study: A recent national and local-level energy consultation
Suzannah Kinsella, Head of Public Engagement, Central Office of Information
16:00
Key Issues Seminar 2: Engagement in the recession: how to improve outcomes and reduce waste in difficult times
Simon Burrall, Director, Involve
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