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MEET OUR NEW RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS MANAGER
We welcomed Fraser Bell to the CTP team in September as our new Research and Analysis Manager. Fraser brings an abundance of talent and experience to CTP – we’re thrilled to have him on board to...
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A NEW COMPASS FOR COUNCILS
• The blog below by Liz Zeidler first appeared in the Municipal Journal on 2 October 2024.The Thriving Places Index data 2024 has been released for England. Liz Zeidler, co-founder of the Centre for...
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BIG CHANGE FROM SMALL BEGINNINGS
In her introductory blog, our new Policy and Programmes Manager Rosie Maguire explores how the seeds of change can be sown in small ways to unlock radical and lasting transformations – highlighted by...
View ArticleMEET BRIAN CONNOLLY
CTP recently welcomed several new Board members that we will be introducing in a regular blog. First up is Brian Connolly, a specialist in place-based development who is experienced in transforming and...
View ArticlePower to the people
Inspired by recent experiences after Storm Darragh, CTP’s Chief Executive, Liz Zeidler, shares insights into the important work Centre for Thriving Places’ teams are delivering that are helping rewire...
View ArticleTEAM REFLECTIONS ON 2024
As 2024 comes to an end, our team took stock of the things we are proud of this year. CTP’s Policy and Programmes Manager Rosie Maguire organised our discussion into CTP’s final blog of 2024,...
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Meet our new data analyst
We welcomed Nerissa Schuit (Ness) as an official CTP team member in January, though she has been working with us as an associate for the past year. Using her expertise in data handling, analysis and...
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MORE THRIVING PLACES IN OUR SIGHTS THIS YEAR
Our plans for 2025 The team is looking forward to a productive year ahead – our blog lays out some of our ambitious projects you’ll be hearing more about as we progress them. This first quarter of...
View ArticleWhose growth is it anyway?
GUEST BLOG: As mayors and councils prepare their local growth plans, Tabitha Hamilton and Emmet Kiberd from our RORE partners NEF, look at how a less extractive model would benefit us all. The original...
View ArticleCHALLENGING THE MYTHS OF WHAT MAKES US HAPPY
A student’s perspective on working with CTP It’s been a pleasure to host Q Step student Jonathan Standing who has been with CTP for a day a week since November, helping with analysis of a range of...
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