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Lessons learned at the “Communicating maths for the public” event

Hannah Thomas blogs about her experience attending the Newton Gateway to Mathematics "Communicating Mathematics for the public" event.

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Creating a Theory of Change Toolkit

The Analysis Function (AF) Evaluation Support Team blog about the development of the new AF Theory of Change toolkit.

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Sponsoring the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference 2022

Information about the sponsors for the GSS Conference 2022.

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The comparability and coherence of UK homeless deaths statistics

The Government Statistical Service (GSS) Housing and Homelessness Coherence Team blog about the continuing developments around homeless deaths outputs.

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Make the most of your trip to Manchester for the GSS Conference 2022

The GSS Conference 2022 Communications Team blog about the best things to do and see in Manchester, the host city for the GSS Conference 2022.

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How the Government Statistical Service (GSS) are continuing to improve planning statistics

Chloe Massey blogs about how the Government Statistical Service (GSS) are continually working to improve statistics about planning and land use.

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My BBC secondment

Hannah Cox blogs about her experience on secondment at the BBC.

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Building theoretical as well as technical capability

Karen Tingay blogs about the importance of building your theoretical knowledge alongside your technical skills.

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Exploring the user need for statistical coherence

The value of statistically coherent data The value of Government departments working together to produce ‘coherent’ statistics and analysis is well known. But we do not have such a clear understanding of the needs of our data users in relation to coherence. To understand this better, we have we have been working on an exciting […]

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Preparing for the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference 2022

Ian Hillis blogs about the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference 2022.

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