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Official account for statistics & data science from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (@DCMS). All tweets written by the statistics team.

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In the last year, more people have been holidaying in England and visiting local museums, galleries and sporting events. By enjoying the arts and culture on their doorsteps, tourists are supporting businesses and jobs across the country. #WTD2023 More: gov.uk/government/statistics…
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Published today: The 2022/23 annual data from the Participation Survey! This covers April 2022 to March 2023 and includes engagement #culture, domestic #tourism, ⚽live sport attendance, major #events, and #digital sector (@SciTechgovuk). Please see gov.uk/government/statistics….

Participation Survey 2022–23 annual publication

The results of the Participation Survey, covering the period from April 2022 to March 2023.

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Published yesterday: monthly visits to DCMS-sponsored #museums and galleries for October 2022 to March 2023 gov.uk/government/statistica…

Museums and galleries monthly visits

Monthly provisional statistics on the number of visits to the DCMS-sponsored museums and galleries are published here every quarter.

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Published today: Our latest #EconomicEstimates for monthly #gva, to March 2023. This features separate estimates for the Digital Sector and Telecoms, which now sit in @SciTechgovuk. Find out more by clicking the link gov.uk/government/statistics…

DCMS and the Digital Sector Economic Estimates: Monthly GVA (to March 2023)

Experimental Official Statistics estimating the contribution of DCMS Sectors, and the Digital Sector, to the UK economy, measured by GVA (gross value added).

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Unprecedented. Efficient. Essential. A new report shows that the Culture Recovery Fund successfully delivered £1.57 billion of emergency cultural funding during the pandemic, helping support nearly 220,000 jobs and 5,000 organisations. Find out more 👇

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New figures from our 2023 Cyber security breaches survey show a third of businesses and a quarter of charities suffered a cyber attack in the past year. We urge all businesses to take action to improve their digital resilience. Read more: gov.uk/government/statistics… #CyberUK23 1/3
A blue and turquoise background with a pattern of cyber security locks. Text reads 'Cyber security breaches survey 2023, 32% of businesses and 24% of charities suffered a cyber breach or attack in the past year. Average cost of cost disruptive cyber attack: £3,770 for all businesses, £15,800 for medium/large businesses, and £2,310 for charities.'

ALT A blue and turquoise background with a pattern of cyber security locks. Text reads 'Cyber security breaches survey 2023, 32% of businesses and 24% of charities suffered a cyber breach or attack in the past year. Average cost of cost disruptive cyber attack: £3,770 for all businesses, £15,800 for medium/large businesses, and £2,310 for charities.'

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DCMS Insight@DCMSInsight6 Apr 2023
Published today: Our latest #EconomicEstimates for annual #gva, covering 2020. This features separate estimates for the Digital Sector and Telecoms, which now sit in @SciTechgovuk. Find out more by clicking the link gov.uk/government/statistics…

Economic Estimates: GVA for DCMS Sectors and the Digital Sector, 2020

National Statistics used to provide an estimate of the contribution of DCMS Sectors and Digital Sector to the UK economy, measured by GVA (gross value added).

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The @DCMSInsight Community Life Survey informs the Government’s metrics for #PrideInPlace. The results for 'Neighbourhood and community' demonstrate how age, gender, ethnicity, disability, region & deprivation impact the feeling of belonging a local area. gov.uk/government/statistics…
Graph from the Survey: Figure 3.12: Feeling very/fairly strongly that they belong to their immediate neighbourhood by IMD quintile, 2021/22. Shows that people from the least deprived areas (69%) were more likely to agree that they felt strongly that they belonged to their neighbourhood than those from the most deprived areas (55%).

ALT Graph from the Survey: Figure 3.12: Feeling very/fairly strongly that they belong to their immediate neighbourhood by IMD quintile, 2021/22. Shows that people from the least deprived areas (69%) were more likely to agree that they felt strongly that they belonged to their neighbourhood than those from the most deprived areas (55%).

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Are jobs in the #CreativeIndustries ‘good’? The #GoodWorkReview, from @CreativePEC, calls on Government & Industry to make an explicit commitment to advancing Good Work for all creative workers. @DCMS @ahrcpress pec.ac.uk/research-reports/g…
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🆕 With the approval of His Majesty The King, the Prime Minister has announced the creation of four new departments. These departments will ensure the right skills and teams are delivering for the British people.

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@NatCen22 Dec 2022
Have you read our new research exploring the factors influencing loneliness levels in adults in England during the pandemic? Published by @DCMS @DCMSInsight, the research uses data from the #CommunityLifeSurvey and @usociety. gov.uk/government/publicatio… #Loneliness #Pandemic
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DCMS Insight@DCMSInsight3 Nov 2022
Published today: #TreasureFinds statistics show that 2021 (provisional) had 1,079 treasure discoveries, similar to the final 2020 figure of 1,071. It is the eighth year in a row with more than 1,000 #treasure discoveries. Find out more at gov.uk/government/statistics…
Time series chart - a line graph - showing number of treasure finds found for each year from 1996 to 2021, for England, Northern Ireland and Wales (Scotland data is collected separately). 1996 was when the Treasure Act came into effect. 1997 was when the Portable Antiques Scheme was established. These are annotated in the chart. The chart also shows that the provisional 2021 figure is the 8th year in a row when the number of finds has been over 1000.

ALT Time series chart - a line graph - showing number of treasure finds found for each year from 1996 to 2021, for England, Northern Ireland and Wales (Scotland data is collected separately). 1996 was when the Treasure Act came into effect. 1997 was when the Portable Antiques Scheme was established. These are annotated in the chart. The chart also shows that the provisional 2021 figure is the 8th year in a row when the number of finds has been over 1000.

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Published today: data for the first quarter of 2022/23 (April to June) from the Participation Survey release, covering everything from 🎨#culture, domestic tourism,⚽live sport attendance, Major events, and📱digital sector. Please see bit.ly/3QZ11WE
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Online trust & safety are more crucial than ever. Our new report for @DCMSInsight Trust, Safety and the Digital Economy, shows how businesses are realising the valuable opportunities trustworthy digital environments create across the #DigitalEconomy. 👉bit.ly/3zQo7cz
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Recent stats show our sectors driving economic growth: ➡️254,000 more jobs than pre-pandemic ➡️4.3m people working in creative industries, digital, civil society, culture, sport, telecoms & gambling ➡️Average hourly pay £15.68, 16% higher than UK average gov.uk/government/collection…
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PRPR@prpr_uk6 May 2022
Replying to @DCMSInsight
@DCMSInsight has released their 2022 Cyber Security Skills in the UK Labour Market report. The research explores the nature and extent of cyber security skills gaps and skills shortages. Find out more below 👇 gov.uk/government/publicatio…

Cyber security skills in the UK labour market 2022

Research detailing skills needs and job vacancies across the UK cyber security sector.

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@Ofcom30 Mar 2022
🤳 Media habits, unfiltered: from TikTots to Finsta facades, Adam from our research team shares some top trends from our study on people’s online experiences. ▶️ For more findings, read on ➡️ ofcom.in/onlinetrends22

Top trends from Ofcom's 2022 media use study

Ofcom senior research manager, Adam Capstick, shares some of the top findings from our latest study exploring children's and adults' media use and attitudes

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ONS Focus@ONSfocus14 Feb 2022
🎉We’re happy to announce that the @ONS is launching its very own podcast!🎉 #StatisticallySpeaking will release new episodes monthly, diving deep into the work of the ONS and the stories behind the statistics. Read more and listen to the trailer here: blog.ons.gov.uk/2022/02/14/s…

Statistically Speaking: A new podcast from the Office for National Statistics  

How do you count a whole nation in a day or track the spread of a pandemic?  These and other big topics are on the agenda as ONS launches its new monthly podcast: Statistically Speaking Statisti

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Merry Christmas, stats fans! 🎄 From baby names to electric cars, we’ve published a lot of statistics in 2021. So this festive period, we’ll be quizzing our followers to see how closely you’ve been paying attention ❓ Join us in the days to come with the #ONSChristmasQuiz2021
Merry Christmas, stats fans! Follow along with our Christmas quiz #ONSChristmasQuiz2021

ALT Merry Christmas, stats fans! Follow along with our Christmas quiz #ONSChristmasQuiz2021

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@Ofcom16 Dec 2021
Our Connected Nations report today shows: 🏡 8 million homes can get full-fibre broadband 📈 Mobile data use increased by 37% in 2021 📶 Half of homes are now in areas with outdoor 5G signal How does coverage compare across the different UK nations? 🧵⬇️ 1/5
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