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Red tractor stakeholder survey on governance
- Thread starter ajd132
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His Twitter / X account has 4491 followers, he's following 11800 and he's been on his account today
And possibly been on here today too
They are definitely employed for the review, I agree with you though, seem to fight for ecology judging by previous.. which may be a good thing if they go into it with an open mind as to how ecology comes about in the first instanceI've also looked.at their website - particularly the governance section and looked at the profiles of their senior team .
I really am puzzled. An organisation that seems to specialise in housing association governance gets to handle such an important review for a complete national industry sector.
I only have one question - WHY?
Governance & Strategy Services | Campbell Tickell
Campbell Tickell is a recognised leader in governance consultancy services to charities, public sector and arms-length bodies (ALBs), and social landlords.www.campbelltickell.com
I've also looked.at their website - particularly the governance section and looked at the profiles of their senior team .
I really am puzzled. An organisation that seems to specialise in housing association governance gets to handle such an important review for a complete national industry sector.
I only have one question - WHY?
Governance & Strategy Services | Campbell Tickell
Campbell Tickell is a recognised leader in governance consultancy services to charities, public sector and arms-length bodies (ALBs), and social landlords.
James Tickles of the firm appointed to whitewash the review argues (very eloquently) for "decarbonisation" of the housing sector
Imagination: the decarbonisation superpower - James Tickell - Campbell Tickell
Those who lead and govern social landlords need decarbonisation to become central to their mission, not just another add-on burden, argues CT Partner, James Tickell.
www.campbelltickell.com
A perfect mouthpiece for whatever reasons the supermarkets come up with to justify their continued pollution by using our industry's enviromental wealth?
Isn’t that the next NFU President?
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- Derbyshire
SilliamWhale
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I've also looked.at their website - particularly the governance section and looked at the profiles of their senior team .
I really am puzzled. An organisation that seems to specialise in housing association governance gets to handle such an important review for a complete national industry sector.
I only have one question - WHY?
Governance & Strategy Services | Campbell Tickell
Campbell Tickell is a recognised leader in governance consultancy services to charities, public sector and arms-length bodies (ALBs), and social landlords.
I'll speculate it is because they had already produced a consultation for the AHDB and got the results that the AHDB wanted and so it makes sense for a nudge and wink to develop the right outcome for the NFU and er, you never know a bit more work may come their way...
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Yep
SilliamWhale
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James Tickles of the firm appointed to whitewash the review argues (very eloquently) for "decarbonisation" of the housing sector
Imagination: the decarbonisation superpower - James Tickell - Campbell Tickell
Those who lead and govern social landlords need decarbonisation to become central to their mission, not just another add-on burden, argues CT Partner, James Tickell.
A perfect mouthpiece for whatever reasons the supermarkets come up with to justify their continued pollution by using our industry's enviromental wealth?
Pay them some money and they will design some consultancy to come up with whatever answer you want! As surveys go it will be cut and paste shite but they will be able to deliver the answers you want. Ching ching!
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No no no- it’s an independent review!!Pay them some money and they will design some consultancy to come up with whatever answer you want!
SilliamWhale
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Ah yes..
Apparently experts in this field too..
Camel TesTickles Survey:
Q1 - Does you like Red Tractor (please tick with crayon)
A1 - Yes its 'mazin'
A2 - Yes its bangin'
A3 - No (but we know you really mean to put yes and we're paid for a yes)
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I hope I’m reading it all wrong, but he doesn’t seem much of a champion farming?
Bernardbean
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Done, finished with the words, complete farce and corrupt .
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- Durham, UK
Think hes champion of self preservation like battersby
He seems utterly incompetent, or utterly corrupt, or both
Perfect as a supermarket stooge
A man that is so blind he can only concentrate on population and community ecology? But he neglects the far greater organismal and ecosystem ecology..., bit deep, but in simple terms, farmers deal with the latter two very well day in,day out without even thinking they are doing so, that is what keeps our land green and pleasant.James Tickles of the firm appointed to whitewash the review argues (very eloquently) for "decarbonisation" of the housing sector
Imagination: the decarbonisation superpower - James Tickell - Campbell Tickell
Those who lead and govern social landlords need decarbonisation to become central to their mission, not just another add-on burden, argues CT Partner, James Tickell.
A perfect mouthpiece for whatever reasons the supermarkets come up with to justify their continued pollution by using our industry's enviromental wealth?
Arceye
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- South Norfolk
Just for devilment I emailed my concerns to the NFU east representatives.
I included six of them since I thought one or two may just on the off chance be away.
Four out of six so far away, top ones asleep at the wheel as usual.
It's all ok for us to work though.
I included six of them since I thought one or two may just on the off chance be away.
Four out of six so far away, top ones asleep at the wheel as usual.
It's all ok for us to work though.
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- Derbyshire
reading his blog piece there makes me even more sceptical of the involvement of a housing association consultancy.James Tickles of the firm appointed to whitewash the review argues (very eloquently) for "decarbonisation" of the housing sector
Imagination: the decarbonisation superpower - James Tickell - Campbell Tickell
Those who lead and govern social landlords need decarbonisation to become central to their mission, not just another add-on burden, argues CT Partner, James Tickell.
A perfect mouthpiece for whatever reasons the supermarkets come up with to justify their continued pollution by using our industry's enviromental wealth?
As an business, they are clearly focussed on decarbonisation for their landlord clients.
Where better to secure a liaison than with the monopoly quality assurance provider to the industry with the biggest carbon sink on the planet ...?
just sayin'
Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean the barstewards aren't out to get youreading his blog piece there makes me even more sceptical of the involvement of a housing association consultancy.
As an business, they are clearly focussed on decarbonisation for their landlord clients.
Where better to secure a liaison than with the monopoly quality assurance provider to the industry with the biggest carbon sink on the planet ...?
just sayin'
Christoph1945
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- Widnes West Cheshire
I wonder if those in charge are top ex Post Office managers?