Welcome to the second instalment in our series on active travel this month. In my first article, I explored the critical importance of overcoming challenges facing active travel schemes and promoting sustainable urban environments and public health. I delved into the multifaceted benefits of walking, cycling, and other forms of non-motorised transport. Now, I shiftContinue reading “Embracing stakeholder feedback: the key to designing effective active travel schemes”
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The heartbeat of change: the role of stakeholders in master plan regeneration
When we talk about master plan regeneration, we’re often caught up in the grandeur of new buildings, bustling parks, and revitalised public spaces. But behind these transformations lies the true heartbeat of change: stakeholders. These are the people who live, work, and dream within the communities being reshaped. Their voices, stories, and aspirations are notContinue reading “The heartbeat of change: the role of stakeholders in master plan regeneration”
Prioritising planning system reform: elevating stakeholder consultation for better infrastructure
When we talk about the future of the UK, we often picture cutting-edge infrastructure, vibrant communities, and sustainable growth and as we stand on the precipice of a new era in UK politics, the next elected government faces a monumental opportunity – and responsibility – to reshape the nation’s future. Among the myriad challenges andContinue reading “Prioritising planning system reform: elevating stakeholder consultation for better infrastructure”
Reflections from UK REIIF 2024: navigating the landscape of stakeholder engagement
As the curtains closed on the 2024 UK Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Investment Forum (UK REIIF) for another year, we reflect on the enlightening discussions and insights shared on the critical topic of stakeholder engagement. Throughout the conference, industry leaders, policymakers, and community representatives came together to explore diverse strategies aimed at fostering meaningful dialogueContinue reading “Reflections from UK REIIF 2024: navigating the landscape of stakeholder engagement”
Active Travel: Securing stakeholder buy-in and encouraging participation from diverse communities
In the quest to build healthier, more sustainable urban environments, promoting active travel – such as walking, cycling, and other forms of non-motorised transportation – has become a key focus for many cities around the UK. However, the success of these initiatives hinges not only on planning and infrastructure but also on securing buy-in fromContinue reading “Active Travel: Securing stakeholder buy-in and encouraging participation from diverse communities”
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