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ConsultOnline has launched the mini consultation (or community relations) website to provide a simple website suitable for a small development. Typically, the website would follow a four-page structure with text, images, maps, poll-style questions, an opportunity to register for updates and send further comments to the team. ConsultOnline will produce a report at the end ...

I am frequently asked whether clients who run more than one consultation using ConsultOnline can benefit financially from doing so. My response is to provide all subsequent website not only cheaper, but effectively free. With the multi-location consultation or community relations website the client buys a single website, a single URL and pays for the ...

My role in providing an online consultation tool and service isn’t simply to get a stamp of approval from the local community for my clients.  Of course I want to support my clients in gaining support for their proposals.  But my role is to run a good consultation, not simply to get good results. ConsultOnline ...

After running several consultations using the ConsultOnline model it is very clear that the success off ConsultOnline is due to two things: 1/ residents having access to a substantial amount of information, in a variety of formats – enabling them to feel genuinely informed and engaged 2/ the ability of the website to provide excellent ...

The internet and social media are changing the way we communicate at every level, both personally and professionally.  This increased significantly in 2004 when Web 2.0 changed enabled substantially more effective two-way communication.  Facebook was also established in the UK in 2004 and Twitter followed in 2006. Just look at the figures – today 58m ...

To receive our white paper, Why choose online consultation? please email ConsultOnline

The legal obligation to consult on a planning application has existed for many years and following the 2004 Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act, reporting on the methodology, results and impact of a consultation has become a specific requirement.  Simultaneously, localism and neighbourhood planning – not to mention an enhanced media profile for the profession – ...

To receive our white paper, Online Consultation and Perceived Risk please email ConsultOnline

To receive our white paper, Consultation Tactics – Three Staple Ingredients please email ConsultOnline

To receive our white paper, Activism and Negativity – its Impact on Consultation please email ConsultOnline

The scheme Scotch Corner Designer Village is a proposed 250,000 sq. ft. designer outlet village, to be situated on the A1(M) in North Yorkshire.  Following an extensive consultation, both online and offline, the scheme gained planning consent in January 2015.   Planning history The site already has planning permission for 135,000 sq. ft. of warehousing ...

Scotch Corner Designer Village, the first project run by PNPR’s online consultation service ConsultOnline now has resolution to grant planning consent.