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Today, we have made a short statement on the publication of the report by @CommonsPACAC of its inquiry into the work of the Authority. We will carefully consider all the findings and recommendations before responding in full. uksa.statisticsauthority.gov…
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Building public confidence in official statistics is essential. Join our #RSS2026 panel on 8 July, exploring how proactive standards, public engagement, and tackling misuse can strengthen trust in data👉rss.org.uk/training-events/e…
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Congratulations to Ed Humpherson, Director General for Regulation at @StatsRegulation, on being awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the Market Research Society.
A well-deserved recognition of his leadership and commitment to ensuring statistics and data serve the public good👏
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Today, we have written to the Leader of the Opposition about welfare spending. uksa.statisticsauthority.gov…
An interesting discussion on how the UK’s economic statistics system is responding to recent challenges, rebuilding trust and quality, and adapting to support better policymaking and public understanding.
@RobKentSmith @ONS @StatsRegulation @DarrenM44
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🆕 ONLINE EVENT – Trustworthiness under pressure: How analysts protect public confidence.
In this unmissable AiG Month keynote rooted in real examples, Ed Humpherson Head of @StatsRegulation, will explore what trustworthiness looks like under pressure.
🎟️ eventbrite.co.uk/e/trustwort…
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🚨Vacancy: Regulation Committee independent members
Play a key role in steering regulation strategy and overseeing assessments that uphold trust, quality and value across official statistics.
Closing date: 6 March 2026. Find out more: uksa.statisticsauthority.gov…
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Today, we have responded to Max Wilkinson MP about magistrates' court statistics.
Full letter available on our website: uksa.statisticsauthority.gov…
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Today, we have written to Kevin Stewart MSP and Michael Shanks MP about waiting times in England and Scotland.
The full letters are available on our website: uksa.statisticsauthority.gov…
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How many people are waiting for NHS treatment in Scotland?
It’s not as simple as you think. Our latest blog explains:
✅ Why waiting times matter
✅ How they’re counted
✅ Our best estimate
👉 Read the full blog here: publichealthscotland.scot/ou…
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ONS Focus@ONSfocus31 Jul 2025
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Following an assessment by @StatsRegulation the @ONS Pay As You Earn (PAYE) Real Time Information release has received accredited 'official statistics' status.
Read more here ⬇️
osr.statisticsauthority.gov.…
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Applications have opened to appoint the next Chair of the UK Statistics Authority.
We are delighted that Penny Young, Deputy Chair of the Board, will take over in the interim period.
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Today, we publish an independent report by Prof David Hand on our first #UKStatisticsAssembly, summarising the day's discussions. We will now use it to help plan our priorities in the years ahead. uksa.statisticsauthority.gov…
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We are pleased to announce the inaugural UK Statistics Assembly will take place on Wednesday 22 January 2025, in partnership with @RoyalStatSoc. Visit our website to find out how to register and complete the call for contributions⬇️
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Today, we have published our response to the Independent Review of the UK Statistics Authority conducted earlier this year by Professor Denise Lievesley. Read the full response⬇️uksa.statisticsauthority.gov…
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There is huge potential to improve government by securely linking and analysing data held across many different parts of it. We need robust political leadership to make this the rule, not the exception, writes our Chair Sir Robert Chote⬇️
theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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"Trustworthiness is the magic that helps to build quality into human relationships, so that people want to work with you."
Find out about a blog our Director @emma_v_gordon wrote for @StatsRegulation, following a report on analytical leadership.
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Come along to our annual Statistical Excellence Awards Ceremony & Summer reception to celebrate all the fantastic work being done with stats 🙌
Register here ⬇️ & thanks to our award partners @ESRC @HealthFdn @CSWnews @UKStatsAuth @StatsRegulation
rss.org.uk/training-events/e…
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Today we have responded to Lord Bailey about housing statistics. uksa.statisticsauthority.gov…
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This morning, we have written to leaders of political parties to ask that their parties and candidates use statistics appropriately and transparently during the 2024 General Election campaign. uksa.statisticsauthority.gov…























