Monthly Archives: December 2009

Seems like an appropriate photo right now (yes, that’s younger me in the picture!): Have a good holiday, take care, see you in 2010, and thanks

The next debate to be held on Monday 18th January in the Grand Committee Room in Westminster Hall. Titled: “Technology not Policy will win Election 2010″, the panel will look at the increasing need to spread the political word of … Continue reading →

At the weekend I became weirdly obsessed by following Policeman on Twitter.  I don’t know why or how – but I did.  Maybe it’s something to do with the fact that my grand-father was a policeman. Or maybe it comes … Continue reading →

We keep  banging on about the how social media is changing the traditional relationship between organisations and individuals – and with quite a reason – because it’s true! Increasingly people – citizens, employees, customers – are wanting to have have … Continue reading →

Delib are pleased to announce that we’re once again working with LFEPA as their consultation partner – helping them consult with stakeholders across London on the draft London Safety Plan 2011-13. We’ve been working with LFEPA now for the last … Continue reading →

In November, I wrote a piece for PR Week entitled “Empower or Lose Power”, discussing how crowd-sourcing can be used as a way of turning social media into an engine for business / organisational innovation.  Turning what can often be … Continue reading →

Our audit of UK local authorities’ online consultation provision has found encouraging signs and room for improvement in almost equal measure. The research, which we undertook between April and August this year, was designed to help UK Local Authorities see … Continue reading →

Our online budget consultation tool Budget Simulator has always been customized and tailored to suit the different consulting needs of the Councils, Police Authorities and other organisations that use it. Each little amendment adds something that ensures a great fit … Continue reading →