How to run a citizens’ assembly
We reflect on the citizens' assemblies we have run and existing advice to provide a practical guide on how to run your own citizens' assembly. Includes real-world examples and personal stories.
Helping towns decide their own future.
This project supported three local authorities to hold citizens' assemblies about the future of their local area.
Dudley and Test Valley chose to focus their assemblies on the future of town centres. In Cambridge, citizens discussed traffic congestion, public transport and air quality.
We reflect on the citizens' assemblies we have run and existing advice to provide a practical guide on how to run your own citizens' assembly. Includes real-world examples and personal stories.
Riley Thorold
Riley Thorold
Programme commissioned by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and the Ministry of Housing, Communities, and Local Government.
Delivery partners: Involve, the RSA, the Democratic Society, mySociety
Participating local auhtorities: Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council, Test Valley Borough Council, the Greater Cambridge Partnership (GCP)