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Quality of life services - right or privilege? |
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In this edition: efficiencies, localism and our new ‘rights’... to build, provide and buy. Was the Channel 4 Dispatches documentary right to imply that 'Big Society' will benefit big business, while the public sector feels the pinch of austerity Britain.
What do you think? If we can help you to evaluate what you are going to do, why, how and for whom - get in touch.
Lots of juicy issues for local authorities and swimming per se were batted around at the 'no holds barred' Leisure Review Swimming Summit I chaired in late February. Good stuff - the full report is available here.
We also report on strategies, reviews and evaluations for local authority, university, PCT and CSP clients and pause to mention KKP staff giving something back and applying their expertise in a voluntary capacity.
Anyway, in tough times, as Maria Robinson says: "Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending."'
John
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March 2011
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DON'T MISS... |
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Perspective... |
Sparking debate and challenging convention |
Efficiencies... or demolition!
The thesaurus defines efficiency as ‘competence’, ‘good organisation’ and ‘effectiveness’ but should we simply accept that it has become public sector shorthand for cuts?
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Localism - giving us the right to provide?
Sports development, libraries, parks; it is not just leisure facilities management that can adopt social enterprise, co-operative or mutual models.
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In depth... |
Get the detail on our latest projects |
PPG17 - getting credible, sustainable outcomes
From developer contributions to public consultation, quality PPG17 studies stand the test of time.
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KKP delivers Stockton asset management review
Working with Council finance and asset managers, KKP develops a strategic process to rationalise, invest in or transfer ownership of facility stock.
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Focus on... |
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...Giving something back
Two more KKP consultants will apply their expertise in voluntary roles while broadening their NGB, 3rd sector and strategic commissioning knowledge.
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In the news... |
Keep up to date with the latest developments at KKP |
KKP reviews Solihull's exercise referral scheme
Evaluation will look at future shape and development, taking into consideration local infrastructure, services and political landscape.
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Expertise in university facility strategies called on
Feeding into a £250m plan, KKP's review will present UWS with an opportunity to assess what sport does, can and should provide.
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