Welcome
Get things moving for your Council and yourself
Good ideas can go a long way once they are moving
A FEW OF THE TYPES OF WORK UNDERTAKEN
The types of work undertaken
Town and Parish Councils never stand still and Stephanie has assisted Councils to deliver:
- Restructuring and salary reviews
- Two Neighbourhood Plans for challenging planning environs (both with National Strategic Infrastructure Projects within the Plan boundary)
- Restructures of financial management systems
- Service improvements and cost reductions
- Absence management improvements
- Staff and councillor mentoring
- Multiple revisions of strategic documents
- Court and criminal processes
- Partnership working including the operation of community safety wardens, youth workers and intervention officers
- The setting up of complimentary trusts to deliver community need
- Events
- Allotments, sports facilities, harbour, and open spaces improvements
- Carbon reduction
- Investigations, disciplinary processes and terminations
Stephanie is ready assist you to deliver the needs of your council and your community, and to help you to achieve your best
FROM ANALYSIS TO STRATEGY TO DELIVERY
Successful outcomes start with suitable data collection, consultation and analysis using local knowledge to provide local context.
Stephanie commenced her local government career working on Single Regeneration Budget projects, and Market and Coastal Towns Initiatives before moving to Crime Reduction, the reduction of re-offending and tackling anti-social behaviour.
Stephanie possesses both an MA (Public Leadership and Management) and an MSc (Community Safety) providing her a solid baseline for all research; and her private sector career provided agile project management experience and capability.
A core approach to all of Stephanie's work is engagement and capacity building without which a council and its councillors cannot be sure to be delivering the identified needs
An interest in Procedural Justice
Stephanie has a keen interest in Procedural Justice. and has recently undertaken research with De Montfort University looking at Procedural Justice in relation to the decision making of councillors acting within a body corporate. From that research a policy has been developed that aims to deliver procedural justice within the decision making of local councils. A copy of the policy is available and for those wishing to read the research paper this can also be accessed on the links below
DOCUMENTS
Stephanie's CV
Procedural Justice Research
Procedural Justice Policy
Stephanie's CV demonstrates a broad experience across private and public sector and a wealth of qualifications
Procedural Justice Policy
Procedural Justice Research
Procedural Justice Policy
This cutting edge policy for town and parish councils aims to improve procedural justice thus increasing the number of people wishing to be a councillor and helping to reduce the number of complaints related to the conduct of councillors
Procedural Justice Research
Procedural Justice Research
Procedural Justice Research
The research paper sets out the scope of the research into procedural justice, the related theory and most importantly the results of in-depth interviews with councillors.