In this blog from Emma Gordon, Director of the Administrative Data Research UK programme at ESRC, Emma discusses the importance of being a leader who has come from an analytical background
In this blog, Silvia Palombi, Senior Economic Analyst at the Scottish Fiscal Commission, talks about what the SFC has been doing to help make sure that the Scottish Budget is transparent and well-scrutinised.
In this blog Director General for Regulation, Ed Humpherson, reflects on why communicating uncertainty is a constant challenge for statisticians.
In this blog, the OSR team explores the challenges of communicating uncertainty in GDP estimates, highlighting why revisions are a normal part of economic measurement and the importance of transparency in maintaining public trust in official statistics
In this blog, our Head of Private Office and Casework Manager, Kirsty, explains some of the do’s and don’ts when presenting statistics as part of an infographic.
Our Head of Research discusses how the findings from the 2023 Public Confidence in Official Statistics Survey are relevant to OSR.
In this blog, our Head Statistics Regulator for Crime and Security discusses the difficulties in understanding and interpreting crime statistics, and what OSR is doing to support producers in improving the quality of crime statistics for England and Wales.
In our latest blog, our Head of Casework and Director General set out the guidance and support available for navigating statistics during an election campaign, and our role in publicly highlighting cases where statistics and data are not published or presented in a misleading way.
Catherine Hutchinson, Head of the Evaluation Task Force (ETF), talks about what the ETF has been doing to make sure that robust evidence is the driving force behind government spending decisions on policies and programmes.
In this blog one of our Head Statistics Regulators discusses what it means to be an accredited official statistic and how official statistics accreditation can help users and producers of statistics…