The Health Inequalities theme group met for the first time in May 2017. As with the other theme groups, we have been meeting to try and increase the coherence of our statistical outputs and improve the analytical service we provide to decision makers and other users.
Learn moreA couple of months on from launching the new GSS website as a public beta, read about initial feedback and performance, what's next for the project and why we need you to make the GSS online experience the best it can be!
Learn moreThe ONS and Swirrl are working on the GSS Data Project, which aims to demonstrate and test an approach for official statistics publishers across government to share their data in a more interoperable and reusable way.
Learn moreBack in November 2017 after many years of working at the ONS I made the decision to take up a secondment as Head of Statistics at the Department for Exiting the EU (DExEU). I thought it would be useful to step back and reflect and share my experiences so far.
Learn moreDo you think your statistical publication or the presentation of your analysis could be improved, could your tables be presented more simply, would you like to know how to produce infographics, could your policy colleagues benefit from understanding the basics in statistics, would you like some statistical methodological advise, would you like some academic input […]
Learn moreJonathan Porton and John Lewis blogs on 'Start with users needs. It makes things better'.
Learn moreWe can now announce our third confirmed keynote speaker for the GSS Conference 2018!
Learn moreMapping Data Ecosystems: working on the GSS Alpha Project
Learn moreThe second confirmed keynote speaker for the GSS Conference 2018 is Siobhan Carey, Chief Executive of NISRA.
Learn moreIain Bell, Deputy National Statistician for Population and Public Policy on 'Ripe for Development: Building better housing statistics for the UK'.
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