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Sep 30, 2026
Placecast Episode 24: Manchesterism, Devolution and the Future of Place-Based Leadership
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8:19Nicola HeadlamHOST
It's just interesting that building in learning loops is not something that we've been particularly good at, even when we've devolved to the nations of the UK.
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8:28Rebecca RileyGUEST
I mean, I think one of the things in terms of the LPIP work as well, because we've been doing quite a lot around capacity.
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8:38Rebecca RileyGUEST
And I think one of the things that strikes me is, you know, picking up what Sarah's just said about the Wales example is longevity and consistency.
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8:48Rebecca RileyGUEST
I mean, the reality is you can't please everybody and there's always going to be people who moan about whatever structures put in place.
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8:55Rebecca RileyGUEST
But what you can do is create infrastructure that creates longevity so that learning happens and you've got consistency or innovation.
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