This was a short community consultation to support a Shared Prosperity Fund application and followed on from a wide-ranging Community Needs Survey that we had undertaken for the group a couple of years earlier that had identified the importance of keeping local services and businesses such as the Post Office in the village….
Facilitating landscape conversations: giving local people the opportunity to influence what happened to places that are important to them…..
The Big Chalk Programme is an initiative developed by a partnership of the calcareous National Landscapes (AONBs and a National Park) from across southern England. In Autumn 2021, with funding provided by Natural England, they engaged Resources for Change to undertake a series of concept development activities including a Landscape Conversation….
We were asked to consult with local activity providers (clubs, groups, businesses etc) and the wider community, to establish what is needed, what is achievable, and to develop an outline business case to evidence this.
In November 2024, Resources for Change were commissioned by Shropshire Council to conduct a series of engagement workshops to inform the development of the Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS)….
(R4C) were tasked with helping the Herefordshire Wildlife Trust (HWT) to better understand their audiences at Queenswood Country Park ….
The final report has just been submitted to the Clyde Marine Planning Partnership for a major public dialogue that R4C, in partnership with C2W consulting, have run in Scotland….
The Natur am Byth! (NAB!) project, which aimed to create Wales’s largest natural heritage programme to save species that are close to extinction and help people reconnect with nature….
Newtown Town Council was considering the transfer from Powys County Council of a large tract of land…
The Minstead Trust wanted to undertake extensive stakeholder and audience research in order to better position their organisation within the care sector and inform a rebranding exercise. R4C worked with the Trust from July 2023 until February 2024 to plan and deliver a stakeholder and audience engagement exercise, summarised as ‘plan’, ‘listen’, ‘review’ and ‘do’…..
