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Call for Research Proposals Addressing Policy Challenges for Rural Wales
Cymru Wledig LPIP Rural Wales is seeking to commission up to ten short research projects addressing policy challenges facing the region.
Apply now - https://ow.ly/MEW650Y4Iuj
📘 New LPIP Hub Report Released
Our latest evidence review by Dr Vicky Ward and Elizabeth Goodyear highlights what really drives successful place based research partnerships.
👉 Read the report: https://ow.ly/3vs250YcOrO
From Glossaries to Ground Game: What “Innovation” Really Means for Places, and Why the LPIP Matters
In this blog, Gerardo J. Arriaga‑Garcia explores how the LPIP programme helps move innovation from theory to meaningful impact.
https://ow.ly/ut9j50Y8FPh
🎧 New episode drop!
“Gerrin’ on wi’ it” celebrates the real, no‑nonsense collaboration happening across Yorkshire & the Humber — from universities to local authorities to communities. The series shares honest stories of what makes partnership working actually work.
🔗 https://ow.ly/U17W50YefHA
Public data for the public good: working with Ombudsman Schemes
25th February 26 | 12pm
Join UPEN's webinar to find out how others have accessed this data and how you can engage with ombudsman offices as a researcher.
Register: https://ow.ly/NyQV50YcG0N
In recent weeks, claims of a “productivity miracle” in some of the UK’s northern cities have sparked lively debate.
This new LPIP blog from Bec Riley digs into the data, challenges and highlights why success stories often overlook the complex realities.
https://ow.ly/qOkx50YenBU
📘 New Evidence Review: Place Based Research Partnerships
Proud to share a new LPIP Hub report by Dr Vicky Ward and Elizabeth Goodyear exploring what enables successful place based research partnerships.
👉 Read the report: https://ow.ly/1HEh50YcO6S
From Glossaries to Ground Game: What “Innovation” Really Means for Places, and Why the LPIP Matters
In this blog, Gerardo J. Arriaga‑Garcia explores how the LPIP programme helps move innovation from theory to meaningful impact.
https://ow.ly/ut9j50Y8FPh
Engagement with policymakers and decision-makers across Wales has been a core element of Cymru Wledig LPIP Rural Wales’ activities over the past 18 months.
Their work focuses on regenerative economic development and the Net Zero transition.
https://ow.ly/Hb5g50Ycap9
From Glossaries to Ground Game: What “Innovation” Really Means for Places, and Why the LPIP Matters
In this blog, Gerardo J. Arriaga‑Garcia explores how the LPIP programme helps move innovation from theory to meaningful impact.
https://ow.ly/ut9j50Y8FPh
Call for Research Proposals Addressing Policy Challenges for Rural Wales
Cymru Wledig LPIP Rural Wales is seeking to commission up to ten short research projects addressing policy challenges facing the region.
Apply now - https://ow.ly/MEW650Y4Iuj
A newly released LPIP report by Matt Lyons (City-REDI) and Stephen Brand (New Horizon Economics) examines how UK regions’ GVA is becoming decoupled from energy inputs and emissions.
Read our new blog breaking the report down into four key points - https://ow.ly/nbtP50Y81lM
A newly released LPIP report by Matt Lyons (City-REDI) and Stephen Brand (New Horizon Economics) examines how UK regions’ GVA is becoming decoupled from energy inputs and emissions.
Read our new blog breaking the report down into four key points - https://ow.ly/nbtP50Y81lM
Data in Place - 18th February 2026
Join us & Katie Cooper for Data in Place: Good practice in using imperfect data effectively.
Katie is a Regional Senior Analyst at ONS Local, supporting local leaders with data, statistics to inform evidence-based decision-making.
https://ow.ly/W6pW50Y8C6S
A newly released LPIP report by Matt Lyons (City-REDI) and Stephen Brand (New Horizon Economics) examines how UK regions’ GVA is becoming decoupled from energy inputs and emissions.
Read our new blog breaking the report down into four key points - https://ow.ly/nbtP50Y81lM
Call for Research Proposals Addressing Policy Challenges for Rural Wales
Cymru Wledig LPIP Rural Wales is seeking to commission up to ten short research projects addressing policy challenges facing the region.
Apply now - https://ow.ly/MEW650Y4Iuj
Regional Pathways to Net Zero: Energy and Emissions Intensities in the UK From 2015-2023
Matt Lyons and Stephen Brand have analysed how the UK’s regions are progressing in decoupling economic growth from energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
Read the report - https://ow.ly/SABv50Y3FZm
A Learning Journey on Building Cohesive, Powerful Communities
Dr Angela Jeffery, Co-Chair of Birmingham Citizens, discusses her research interests what she is working on for the LPIP Hub.
https://ow.ly/s3CR50Y4HPc
Call for Research Proposals Addressing Policy Challenges for Rural Wales
Cymru Wledig LPIP Rural Wales is seeking to commission up to ten short research projects addressing policy challenges facing the region.
Apply now - https://ow.ly/MEW650Y4Iuj
A Learning Journey on Building Cohesive, Powerful Communities
Dr Angela Jeffery, Co-Chair of Birmingham Citizens, discusses her research interests what she is working on for the LPIP Hub.
https://ow.ly/s3CR50Y4HPc
How far should UK research address government missions?
📅 28th January 2026
⏲️ 1-2pm
💻 Online
https://ow.ly/33pC50Y1K2f
Our latest analysis of UK energy and emissions intensities reveals something important:
Net zero is not just a technological challenge — it’s a spatial one.
Read the report - https://ow.ly/Ac7950Y3FVr
Close-up view of an open book with pages fanned out against a soft blurred background.
LPIP Fellow Sophie Cloutterbuck invites you to her online Book Launch‼️
Sophie has co-authored a chapter in, "Community Engaged Learning in Higher Education: A Decolonial Approach to Experiential Learning", a book that speaks to educators, researchers, and policymakers.
https://ow.ly/hhPf50XZYut
A Learning Journey on Building Cohesive, Powerful Communities
Dr Angela Jeffery, Co-Chair of Birmingham Citizens, discusses her research interests what she is working on for the LPIP Hub.
https://ow.ly/s3CR50Y4HPc
Mark Swift’s new Pioneers Post article argues that social value has become too procedural and metric‑driven.
He calls for a return to purpose, participation, and long‑term system change, expanding on themes from his recent LPIP policy brief.
https://ow.ly/POpu50XZZ9n
How far should UK research address government missions?
📅 28th January 2026
⏲️ 1-2pm
💻 Online
https://ow.ly/33pC50Y1K2f
New report out today: Regional Pathways to Net Zero – Energy and Emissions Intensities in the UK (2015–2023).
Matt Lyons & Stephen Brand have analysed how the UK’s regions are progressing in decoupling economic growth.
Read the report - https://ow.ly/JIyf50Y3F8K
NEW BLOG‼️
Elizabeth Goodyear discusses her insights from the PRISM Conference and how the sessions reinforced why PRISMs are critical to embedding professional standards.
https://ow.ly/St9X50Y0uZl
How far should UK research address government missions?
📅 28th January 2026
⏲️ 1-2pm
💻 Online
https://ow.ly/33pC50Y1K2f
Join us on 18th February 2026 for Data in Place.
Bringing together researchers, analysts, policy professionals and practitioners to explore how data can be accessed, used and maximised more effectively to support better decision-making.
Book your place - https://ow.ly/Ozjr50XGhmm
