The second recycling doorstepping campaign undertaken by Enventure Research on behalf of Western Riverside Waste Authority (WRWA) has now drawn to a close.

Enventure Research’s survey of visitors to each of the nine Household Waste and Recycling Centres (HWRCs) in North London has now been completed.

The General Dental Council has appointed Enventure Research to deliver a programme of research targeting patients and dental professionals to explore how patients’ awareness of the standards it sets for dental professionals can be raised.

Successful doorstep engagement with the residents of St Albans.

Manchester City Council, in conjunction with Marketing Manchester, has awarded a contract to Enventure Research to undertake an evaluation of the Christmas campaign in Manchester.

Research with residents of Leicester reveals interesting insights into awareness of bowel cancer and the national screening programme.

Enventure Research has been commissioned to conduct an analysis of the Call to Action Survey results on behalf of West and South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Commissioning and Support Unit (WSYBCSU).

As part of a package of projects to increase recycling and reduce residual waste from all properties within Hackney, Enventure Research has been commissioned by the London Borough of Hackney Council to undertake thorough inventories of estates with Hackney Homes housing stock.

As part of a package of projects to increase recycling and reduce residual waste from all properties within Hackney, Enventure Research has been commissioned by the London Borough of Hackney Council to undertake thorough inventories of estates with Hackney Homes housing stock.

Enventure Research has successful completed the doorstepping campaign commissioned on behalf of Viridor Laing Greater Manchester (VLGM) aimed at promoting the ‘Metal Matters’ recycling communication campaign.

Enventure Research has recently been appointed to deliver two extended deliberative workshops on behalf of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets Council, as part of the development of its new 2015-19 Community Plan.

Gloucestershire County Council (GCC) has been consulting with its communities and partners in recent times to test proposals in relation to changing the way it supports its residents.