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Space to thrive: A rapid evidence review of the benefits of parks and green spaces for people and communities

Client: National Lottery Heritage Fund and National Lottery Community Fund | Authors: Julian Dobson, Cathy Harris, Will Eadson, Tony Gore

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Sustainable futures

The UK hydrogen economy: a review of global, national and regional policy

Client: Sheffield Hallam University | Authors: Phil Northall, Will Eadson and Hywel Jones

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Sustainable futures
Inclusive economy

Design thinking for relational retrofit

Client: MCS Foundation| Staff: Aimee Ambrose, Steve Hall

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Sustainable futures

DECC Fuel Poverty Health Booster evaluation

Client: Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC), East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Durham County Council, Amber Valley Borough Council, Derby City Council, Derbyshire County Council, Wigan Council, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council | Staff: Will Eadson and Mike Foden

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Sustainable futures

Evaluation of the Tesco Bags of Help community grants programme

Client: Groundwork UK / Tesco| Staff: Will Eadson, Aimee Ambrose, Ellen Bennett and Tony Gore

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Policy research and evaluation
Sustainable futures
Voluntary and community sector

An evaluation of the Foundations Independent Living Trust Warm at Home Programme

Funding partner: Foundations Independent Living Trust| Staff: Jan Gilbertson, Ellen Bennett, Chris Dayson and Will Eadson

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Housing and place
Sustainable futures

Humber Industrial Cluster Plan: Societal and cultural challenges study

Client: Humber and East Yorkshire LEP, Hull City Council, CATCH| Staff: Will Eadson and Phil Northall

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Inclusive economy
Sustainable futures

Rapid Evidence Assessment: An international comparison of e-scooter regulations and their impacts

Client: NatCen / Department for Transport| Staff: Lindsey McCarthy, Mary McKaskill, Crescenzo Pinto

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Sustainable futures
 

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