Raw data are all around us. Ever wondered how they are translated into statistics for tracking the cost of living or understanding the health of our population?
These and other big topics are on the agenda as we launch our new webinar series: Bringing data to life.
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We’ve previously outlined our work with the devolved governments and health bodies to bring together the different sources of health data from across the UK – to improve their value and enhance understanding. As we publish the final piece in this phase of work, Michelle Waters summarises our findings and explores what’s next.
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Part of the role of the Office for National Statistics is to assess whether various organisations should be considered part…
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Today we’ve released our annual revisions of the UK’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) covering the period up to 2022. As…
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In recent years the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has been working hard to transform and improve the way it tracks the movement of consumer prices. At the forefront of this work is our development of dynamic consumer price statistics using digital data sources. Mike Hardie looks at how this groundbreaking work is improving our understanding of inflation in the UK economy.
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