Henry Kippin
Devolution needs to be more ‘Kevin Keegan’
If the UK wants to emerge from its ‘odd decade’ into a better place, it must use devolution to boost the economic potential of its regions, says Henry Kippin.
Cranes, communities and the future of our economies
Henry Kippin and Pat Ritchie lay out the three lessons they have drawn from their shared determination to create inclusive economic growth in Newcastle and the North of Tyne.
Stop, collaborate and listen
A chance is emerging for our sector to improve the way public services are delivered within our places, but it requires a significant culture shift – and a willingness to work together. Dr Kenry Kippin explains.
Place-based planning for the future
Henry Kippin gives his thoughts on how local organisations can produce a place-based plan and how local authorities are tackling this challenge.
Taking collaboration from ambition to delivery
Collaboration for better outcomes is often less about generating consensus than holding the creative tension that comes with meaningful change, writes Dr Henry Kippin.
Time to find some model citizens
To face up to the social care ‘graph of doom’ we need to encourage community led social care. Ewan King and Dr Henry Kippin explain.
Collaboration and innovation - the unusual suspects?
Creative thinking and novel partnerships must be shown to be central to public service reform, writes Dr Henry Kippin.
Commissioning for risk and innovation
Henry Kippin argues balanced commissioning in payment-by-results schemes is crucial for public service reform post-2015.
