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Renewing Democracy
Funded by the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust we have came to the end of phase two of this programme. Seeking to build on the momentum achieved by our previous report ‘renewing our democracy’ it has looked at:
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Coalition councils and whether or not they mark the beginning of a "new politics".
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Single public authorities for Scotland's islands.
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Public engagement in the health sector.
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Introducing elected mayors for Scottish cities to increase public engagement.
This report can be accessed here - Renewing Democracy II Final Report.doc
We are currently seeking funding for the third and final phase of this programme. Details will be posted in the near future.
Events
At the SNP conference in Spring 09' we held an event on elected health boards:
Review of Health Boards Event.doc
City Mayors for Scotland - a Force for Action or a Political Gimmick?
STV in Action
Devolution Doesn't Equal Decentralisation
Local Government Finance in Scotland - Where Now?
Reconnecting People with Politics
Papers
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Outcomes report from the 06 - 07 Renewing Democracy Programme [Ross Martin & Edited by Prof. Richard Kerley, May 2007]: RD Final Report.rtf
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Big Event Update: Barry McCulloch, CSPP Policy Manager
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07/09/2010 10:29
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Further aspects of the programme revealed
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Main Transport Trends 2010: Barry McCulloch, CSPP Policy Manager
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27/08/2010 16:33
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Scottish Government publication reveals that public and sustainable transport usage remains low.
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