Having a better public debate about crime
Pat MacLeod writes about why it’s not easy to say what’s happening to crime and the Office of National Statistics’ (ONS) efforts to improve the public debate.
Pat MacLeod writes about why it’s not easy to say what’s happening to crime and the Office of National Statistics’ (ONS) efforts to improve the public debate.
Jeni Tennison, CEO of the Open Data Institute, responds to our Joining Up Data for Better Statistics report.
To speak to people involved in linking Government datasets is to enter a world that at times seems so ludicrous as to be Kafkaesque.
How to get on and influence people or what you need to know if you want to be part of important policy decisions.
Mairi Spowage, Deputy Chief Executive at the Scottish Fiscal Commission, describes using the Code of Practice for Statistics in a forecasting organisation.
Producers told us time and resource were barriers they faced to implementing change and yet we heard some great examples of how this is being tackled.
Today we are publishing our Business Plan and Regulatory Work Programme for 2018 to 2019.
Statistics are of value when they support society’s need for information; they should be useful, easy to access, remain relevant, and support understanding of important issues.
Mental health has been in the forefront of news and debate for a while now.
These reviews allow us to look at the relationships and signposting between statistics and to spot gaps and overlaps.