Crowds on the horizon published in Construction Manager
Article published in Construction Manager, 1 September 2015
Community relations during construction published in Building4Education
Communication with local residents isn’t complete when a school or university is granted planning consent – in many respects it’s just beginning. The local community – nearby residents, future pupils and staff and the wider community – will need to understand what’s proposed, will want to know the timescales involved, and may be interested to ...
A project website can compete with Google published in Construction Manager
Communication with local residents usually starts during the planning process, but it certainly doesn’t end there. The immediate community, local groups and potential users / purchasers will want to understand what’s being built and the timescales involved. They may also be interested to receive regular updates. Equally it may be useful to have the contact ...
Achieving planning success in the 21st Century published in Hotel Industry Magazine
Planning permission will break any potential hotel development but is widely recognised as being a bit of a minefield – perhaps more so than ever now public consultation is required for the majority of planning applications. Added, to that local residents are becoming increasing aware of their role in the planning system and how they ...
White Paper – Corporate Social Responsibility for Developers
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CommunitiesOnline launched
After running several consultations using the ConsultOnline model it is very clear that the success off ConsultOnline is due to two things: 1/ residents having access to a substantial amount of information, in a variety of formats – enabling them to feel genuinely informed and engaged 2/ the ability of the website to provide excellent ...
White Paper – Why choose online consultation
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Online consultation is changing the game published in The Planner
The legal obligation to consult on a planning application has existed for many years and following the 2004 Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act, reporting on the methodology, results and impact of a consultation has become a specific requirement. Simultaneously, localism and neighbourhood planning – not to mention an enhanced media profile for the profession – ...
White paper – Online Consultation and Perceived Risk
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White Paper – Consultation Tactics – Three Staple Ingredients
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White paper – Activism and Negativity – its Impact on Consultation
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Scotch Corner Designer Village granted planning consent
Scotch Corner Designer Village, the first project run by PNPR’s online consultation service ConsultOnline now has resolution to grant planning consent.