Awards Archive
LARIA Research Impact Awards 2021
We are delighted to announce that the competition for this year’s LARIA Research Impact Awards 2021 is now open. With data analysis and research becoming so high profile over the last year, these awards aim to showcase the impact it …
LARIA Research Impact Awards 2019 – Winners
The winners of the LARIA Research Impact Awards were announced on the 14th May 2019 at the LARIA Conference in Birmingham. They are the only awards specifically designed to showcase the work of those researching local areas. We welcome entries …
Award Winner 2019 – Kirklees Council
Don’t Stop Believing: Using Animation for Better Communication
Summary
Last year, the Kirklees Public Health Intelligence (PHI) team carried out a survey of year 9 students (aged 13 and 14) to gain valuable insight into life as a teenager, including …
Award Winner 2019 – Oxfordshire County Council / Thames Valley Police
Community Impact Zones: Stronger Families/Safer Communities
Summary
Local councils, the police and health services combined data to identify wards where outcomes are worse than surrounding areas. This used nationally published data e.g. deprivation, nationally submitted but not published data e.g. …
Award Winner 2019 – Worcestershire County Council
Predicting self-funder pick-ups
Summary
Self-funder pick-ups are where someone was funding their own social care, but deplete their assets to the point where they become eligible for council funding. Signposting to relevant community based services and provision of information and …
Award Winner 2019 – Cambridgeshire County Council
Crime and Community Safety: Yaxley Area Profile
Summary
The Huntingdonshire Community Safety Partnership needed to understand the underlying socio-economic factors contributing to poor levels of Community Safety in the Yaxley area compared to elsewhere. What was the existing service provision …
LARIA Research Impact Award Winners 2016
The LARIA Research Impact Awards recognise the impact of research as a local level and showcase the very best work of our members. The winners were announced on the first day of the LARIA Conference at our awards dinner.
Best …
Award Winner 2017: Essex County Council – From monster mother to local leader
Most engaging presentation of local area research
Essex County Council – From monster mother to local leader
Summary
This project has achieved real impact by engaging decision makers and practitioners through innovative presentation of local area research to coproduce an …
Award Winner 2017: Britain Thinks and Healthy London Partnership – The Great Weight Debate
Best use of social care or health research
Britain Thinks and Healthy London Partnership – The Great Weight Debate
Summary
London’s childhood obesity epidemic is a public health crisis.
Tackling this crisis will require engaging both policy experts and the …
Award Winner 2017: Lancashire Community Safety Partnership
Best use of community safety or policing research
Lancashire Community Safety Partnership: Lancashire County Council and Lancashire Constabulary: Understanding of complex anti-social behaviour cases including cases presented at partner risk assessment conference (ASBRAC)
Summary
The volume of recorded anti-social behaviour …
Award Winner 2017: Manchester City Council – Troubled Families Evaluation
Summary
Manchester City Council has been tracking 5,000 families over the past 6 years to understand, inform and evidence the delivery of the National Troubled Families programme. The evidence produced in the latest update, provides some of the best evaluation …
2017 LARIA Research Impact Award winners from the North West
Entries from the North West won two categories in the 2017 LARIA Research Impact Awards.
Congratulations go to:
Lancashire County Council for winning ‘Best use of community safety or policing research’ with ‘Understanding of complex anti-social behaviour cases including cases…
LARIA Research Impact Awards Winners 2017
The LARIA Research Impact Awards recognise the impact of research as a local level and showcase the very best work of our members. The winners were announced on the first day of the LARIA Conference at our awards dinner on …
Award Winner 2016: Oxfordshire County Council – Creative responses to local Data Users’ needs
Most engaging presentation of local area research
Oxfordshire County Council: Creative responses to local Data Users’ needs: Data Stories and R-Area Profiles.
Summary
Oxfordshire County Council has developed new Data Stories following a consultation with local data users. Data Stories …
Awards Winner 2016: Miller Research and Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
Best use of social care or health research
Miller Research and Aneurin Bevan University Health Board – Formative evaluation of the ‘In One Place Programme’
Summary
There is a government expectation that public services work more collaboratively; to meet this …
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