Restoration and Renewal Programme Community ConversationsHow can the public inform the restoration of the Houses of Parliament?The Houses of Parliament Restoration and Renewal Programme (R&R) has been set up to deliver the essentia…Learn MoreElectricity North West Plugged In PanelHow can the public inform an electricity network operator's business plan?Between July 2020 and October 2021 Involve worked with Electricity North West to run 10 Plugged In Panel ses…Learn MoreNGN Public PanelHow can monopoly energy networks better understand public priorities?In March 2019 Involve worked with Northern Gas Networks (NGN) to design and deliver their first NGN Public P…Learn MoreResidents' Reference PanelHow can residents help shape building safety policy?The Grenfell Tower tragedy highlighted an underlying issue that individuals within high rise buildings were…Learn MoreEngagement with Water Policy in ScotlandDoes the public have anything to add to strategic infrastructure decisions?Increasingly the need to listen to the voices of the public is being seen as an essential component of good…Learn MoreHome-owner engagement in energy efficiency policyHow do the public balance the need for incentives and regulation in energy policy?The Scottish Government has established a set of ambitious climate change targets for Scotland, including th…Learn MoreDeveloping a consumer-centered monitoring framework for Post Office Outreach servicesWhat do consumers value most from Post Office Outreach Services?In early 2017 the Consumer Futures Unit (CFU), part of Citizens Advice Scotland, embarked on programme of de…Learn MoreStrengthening the Consumer Voice in Energy Network Company Price ControlsWhy engage when you have a competitive monopoly?Energy transmission and distribution network companies, unlike most commercial enterprises within the energy…Learn MoreTalking Fracking in ScotlandTo frack or not to frack?Fracking is a controversial issue right across the UK and deeply held, sincere views are held on all sides o…Learn More Pages1 2 Last Last
