Interesting discussion Heseltine Institute Catherine Durose on 'double #devolution and the future of hyperlocal governance'.

In particular, how to make devolution work for disadvantaged and disempowered people and places.

How do we narrow the power gap?

#inequality #participation

Thanks to all who attended today's webinar on 'Double devolution and the future of hyperlocal governance'. It was an incredibly rich discussion highlighting the importance of equity, transparency, and inclusivity in local policy and decision making.

Thanks for the invitation and the opportunity to share insights from Heseltine Institute on the conditions for successful local economic growth

One day to go until our webinar with IPPR North, where we will be discussing 'Double devolution and the future of hyperlocal governance' with speakers Catherine Durose James Hickson Ryan Swift Liz Richardson JACK BURKINSHAW and Jackie Weaver. Register here: ticketsource.co.uk/heseltine-inst…

Ahead of his #UniLivImpact24 session, Tom Arnold of Heseltine Institute discusses the benefits of policy briefings for researchers and policymakers in this blog: liverpool.ac.uk/researcher/blo…
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Looking forward to chairing this webinar on Wed 10 April, 12.30-1.30 drawing on great new research from Heseltine Institute and IPPR North aiming to shift the perspective on current devolution debates. Link to register below.

We’re delighted to publish a new policy briefing today by @feichenuol of @livuniarch on understanding place value in high street regeneration. liverpool.ac.uk/heseltine-inst…

My policy brief on public participation via creative methods is out. Thanks for Heseltine Institute!

One week to go until our joint Heseltine Institute and IPPR North webinar on 'Double devolution and the future of hyperlocal governance'. You can register here: ticketsource.co.uk/heseltine-inst…

It’s a strange thing when you hear your work referenced by ALASTAIR CAMPBELL on The Rest Is Politics - I’d normally be flattered but that’s overshadowed by how utterly depressed and enraged I am by the fact that we need to write and campaign about child poverty in a rich nation in 2024.

Great to hear The Rest Is Politics discuss David Taylor-Robinson's (@LivUniIPH) comments on child poverty at our recent event. You can read David and Louise Kenny's chapter on health inequalities in our Manifesto for Liverpool City Region here liverpool.ac.uk/heseltine-inst…

Members of the Heseltine Institute team have been presenting and chairing at two high profile academic conferences this week, with James Hickson at European Consortium for Political Research joint sessions Leuphana, while Catherine Durose and Tom Arnold were north of the border for #PSA24 in Glasgow.

Researchers - discover what policy is and how you can influence it in this #UniLivImpact24 blog by @profcatdurose Heseltine Institute: liverpool.ac.uk/researcher/blo…
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Join us on Wednesday 10th April at 12.30pm for an online webinar exploring 'Double devolution and the future of hyperlocal governance', organised in partnership with IPPR North. ticketsource.co.uk/heseltine-inst…