Western Riverside Waste Authority (WRWA) has recently appointed Enventure Research to deliver a short engagement campaign with residents of one estate located within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Enventure Research has recently been appointed to provide independent analysis and reporting on the responses gathered to a public consultation regarding the proposed merger of two GP practices, the Kirton Lindsey Surgery and Hawthorn Surgery, Scotter.

Enventure Research is looking forward to working again with Manchester City Council to deliver a survey of visitors to the 2017 Manchester Day parade.

Calderdale Council’s Public Health department has commissioned Enventure Research to undertake an evaluation of the implementation of the 20mph speed limits in Sowerby Bridge.

Enventure Research is pleased to be working again with Shropshire Council and Veolia to deliver two focus groups with Shropshire residents to test communications material relating to the recycling scheme.

Following a comprehensive tendering process, Enventure Research is pleased to have been appointed to Manchester City Council’s Research Framework.

Enventure Research is looking forward to attending and exhibiting at the LARIA Annual Conference 2017.

Enventure Research has been appointed by Sandwell Borough Council to undertake a consultation with residents across the Borough concerning its new vision for Sandwell in 2030.

Manchester City Council has recently commissioned Enventure Research to undertake a programme of qualitative research with residents to support a wider public consultation undertaken at the end of 2016.

Enventure Research will shortly begin work on an evaluative research project on behalf of Sheffield City Council, which aims to assess the effectiveness of 20mph speed limits in reducing vehicle speeds and reducing the number of severity of accidents in residential areas.

The NHS Litigation Authority (NHS LA) has recently appointed Enventure Research to deliver its 2017 Customer Survey.

Enventure Research is pleased to be working again with the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland (AAGBI) to deliver an online survey of its entire membership to explore the incidence of neck and upper limb disorders amongst anaesthetists.