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As the next in my Top Ten Tips series, my fourth maxim for running a great consultation is to be clear. An obvious one, right? But it’s where so many consultations fall down.

As the latest post in my series of top 10 tips for running an effective public consultation – many of them learnt the hard way - here’s Tip 3: Be inclusive – within limits.

I’ve just read an article about some interesting studies from the clever people at the Influence At Work research group. They highlight how much more effective it is to get someone else to ‘toot your horn’ than do it yourself.

Continuing my Top 10 Consultation Tip series, here are my thoughts on Tip 2 – distinguishing what you must do from what you should ...

TK Associates is running a comprehensive marketing campaign to promote the ‘Sovereign Harbour Innovation Park’ in Eastbourne.TK Associates is running a comprehensive marketing campaign to promote the ‘Sovereign Harbour Innovation Park’ in Eastbourne.

I recently outlined my top 10 tips for running a great public consultation.

We have provided communications and media support for a large-scale public protest against "insensitive modernist developments" in Winchester. This is part of its on-going work for the Winchester Deserves Better campaign group.

There seem to be a good many public consultation exercises under way at the moment. Hopefully it’s a sign that the improving economy is giving organisations more confidence to invest in development schemes and community projects.

A dynamic new community interest company called Gigney Enterprises has appointed TK Associates to develop and run its marketing programme.

We have supported a public consultation for a multi-million pound road and business scheme designed to boost jobs in the south coast town of Hastings.