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Released on: 8 October 2025 | Corporate Information
Released on: 9 November 2021 | Article
Clothing indices can be downwardly biased because of products rapidly entering and exiting the market. Traditional methods that account for these biases cannot be replicated with our large, web-scraped datasets. This article explores a new method - product grouping.
Released on: 30 October 2018 | Article
Explanation and analysis as to the possible causes to explain the differences in Office for National Statistics construction output and new orders data. It also attempts to explain why in the most recent periods the difference between the two datasets has started to widen.
Released on: 15 May 2018 | Corporate Information
Access to downloadable files or external links to data forming the 2011 Classification of Workplace Zones (COWZ) including 2011 cluster membership and distance from centroids for Supergroups.
Released on: 28 March 2023 | Dataset
This dataset provides Census 2021 estimates that classify usual residents in England and Wales by sex and single year of age. The estimates are as at Census Day, 21 March 2021. The classifications for the datasets TS009 Sex by single year of age and RM200 Sex by single year of age (detailed) are the same. However, RM200 has data available at the lower geographies of: * Lower layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs) * Middle layer Super Output Areas (MSOAs) * Electoral wards and divisions * Westminster parliamentary constituencies
Released on: 26 October 2016 | Article
This article provides an analysis of the distribution of earnings using ASHE 2016 data and previous ASHE datasets over time. It also considers differences in earnings by gender, region, skill level and working pattern. Earnings growth for those in employment between two consecutive years is discussed.
Released on: 4 September 2023 | Corporate Information
Released on: 19 May 2026 | Corporate Information
Released on: 6 February 2026 | Corporate Information
