Ed Humpherson to Rachel Skentelbery: Assessment of ONS statistics for National Statistics designation
Ed Humpherson writes to Rachel Skentelbery regarding the assessment of ONS statistics for National Statistics designation.
Ed Humpherson writes to Rachel Skentelbery regarding the assessment of ONS statistics for National Statistics designation.
Dear Sandra Statistics on planning applications in England We recently completed our compliance check of the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities’ (DLUHC) Planning applications in England statistics, against the Code of Practice for Statistics. I am pleased to confirm that these statistics should continue to be designated as National Statistics. The statistics are routinely used to provide evidence for ministerial […]
Ed Humpherson writes to Sir Ian Diamond following a review of ONS’s transformation of migration statistics.
Ed Humpherson writes to Adam Al-Nuaimi, Lead Official for Statistics at the Welsh Revenue Authority following an assessment of their Land Transaction Tax and Landfill Disposals Tax Statistics against the Code of Practice for Statistics.
Dear Ed, Thank you for your letter regarding a statement issued on twitter following the announcement of the provisional Police Settlement, on December 16, which showed overall annual police funding. You highlighted concerns that the data were shown in nominal terms rather than real terms, suggesting that the tweet could be misleading and that it […]
Ed Humpherson writes to Scott Heald of Public Health Scotland regarding the OSR rapid review of the weekly Public Health Scotland COVID-19 and Winter Statistical Report.
Mark Pont, Assessment Programme Lead writes to Darren Morgan regarding a recent compliance check on ONS’s Retail Sales statistics.
Dear Dr. Hughes, Thank you for email of 4 February. Your query has come through to me as co-lead of our health and social care team. You were concerned about a claim made in a video shared on Twitter by NHS England and Improvement (NHSE&I) that “1 in 100 children will actually get sick enough […]
Mark Pont writes to Andrew Paterson of Transport Scotland following a compliance check of the statistics published in Disability and Transport: Findings from the Scottish Household Survey for Scotland.
Mark Pont writes to Ian Knowles of the Department for Transport following a compliance check of the statistics published in Transport: disability and accessibility statistics, England.