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Welcome to our consultation page which demonstrates the online tools we have available for your engagement project. Project Centre implements practices and methods designed to help understand what communities and people think about projects and proposals that affect their lives.
Our team of engagement practitioners are on hand to offer a range of bespoke services and exercises designed to keep up to date with the changing landscape of public consultations. Working in close contact with engineers and technicians, we believe our inter-departmental strength uniquely positions us to undertake a wide range of projects.
Explore this page to find out more about the engagement tools available and the types of information you can share to ensure your target audience get the best experience from your online consultation. Check out our widgets on the right-hand side for more information on how we can help you with consulting members of the public. The Lifecycle of Consultation tab shows how Project Centre are deeply involved at each phase of the consultation process.
See our FAQs for more information on how you can make the best use of Bang the Table's leading online engagement platform EngagementHQ. Alternatively, watch a brief introduction to the platform here:
To take a demo of one of our engagement tools, try filling out our example SURVEY or drag and drop a pin using our INTERACTIVE MAP.
Alternatively, use any one of our user-friendly engagement tools below to record your feedback on some sample projects!
Welcome to our consultation page which demonstrates the online tools we have available for your engagement project. Project Centre implements practices and methods designed to help understand what communities and people think about projects and proposals that affect their lives.
Our team of engagement practitioners are on hand to offer a range of bespoke services and exercises designed to keep up to date with the changing landscape of public consultations. Working in close contact with engineers and technicians, we believe our inter-departmental strength uniquely positions us to undertake a wide range of projects.
Explore this page to find out more about the engagement tools available and the types of information you can share to ensure your target audience get the best experience from your online consultation. Check out our widgets on the right-hand side for more information on how we can help you with consulting members of the public. The Lifecycle of Consultation tab shows how Project Centre are deeply involved at each phase of the consultation process.
See our FAQs for more information on how you can make the best use of Bang the Table's leading online engagement platform EngagementHQ. Alternatively, watch a brief introduction to the platform here:
To take a demo of one of our engagement tools, try filling out our example SURVEY or drag and drop a pin using our INTERACTIVE MAP.
Alternatively, use any one of our user-friendly engagement tools below to record your feedback on some sample projects!
Consult with Project Centre has finished this stage
At the beginning of every project we outline our methodology and submit bids with a list of fees for the designs and consultation.
Key dates, timescales and deadlines are set for each stage of the consultation.
Designs created
Consult with Project Centre has finished this stage
Our in-house team of technicians and engineers use the latest state of the art technology to create and develop plans for the public to view.
Pre-engagement Preparation
Consult with Project Centre has finished this stage
Once designs have been finalised, we action our engagement strategy.
This includes but is not limited to the following: tailor-made websites for each consultation, leaflet/poster creation and distribution, social media schedule, stakeholder mapping, drop-in session venue booking and arrangement etc.
Consultation LIVE!
Consult with Project Centre is currently at this stage
Consultation is open for submission. During this time we may also hold drop-in sessions, publicize consultations via leaflet drops/posters, or engage with residents/businesses face-to-face.
Under Review
this is an upcoming stage for Consult with Project Centre
Once consultations are closed for submissions, we undertake a review and analysis of the feedback received. Using EngagementHQ's evidence-based tools of analysis we thoroughly dissect every comment and figure, so we can provide each client with a comprehensive insight into their target audiences.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Consult with Project Centre
The data is then summarized, evaluated and visualised in digestible reports. Clients can then draw up a menu of actions to deliver their plans with real impact. The report includes a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
If client wish to undertake second consultation with refined plans that reflect the feedback of the first consultation, the consultation process begins again.
