23rd November 2012
The first set of small area data from the Census 2011 was…
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16th July 2012
The first wave of Census data came out this morning, and already…
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16th July 2012
The wait is over, with the first release of Census 2011 data…
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24th May 2012
Deprivation levels and funding allocations can sound a bit dry and technical,…
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18th September 2011
The Head of IT at Brighton & Hove Council recently weighed-in with…
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9th September 2011
Summary It has been a key government ambition in recent years to…
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1st September 2011
The Head of IT at Brighton & Hove Council, Paul Colbran, recently…
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7th July 2011
Directors of adult social services have welcomed “without reservation” the report of the…
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24th March 2011
As part of our Rural Evidence work for Action with Communities in…
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24th March 2011
(See the previous post for background information on the Indices of Deprivation…
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24th March 2011
The government Indices of Deprivation were published earlier today, including the overview…
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1st March 2011
Predictive models are increasingly being used in health care to identify people…
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29th October 2010
The media spotlight has highlighted how the Housing Benefit reforms from the…
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29th October 2010
The Comprehensive Spending Review has confirmed that local government is going to…
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21st October 2010
The Comprehensive Spending Review has confirmed that local government is going to…
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20th October 2010
The Comprehensive Spending Review has confirmed that local government are firmly in…
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3rd October 2010
The Health and Social Care Information Centre published a number of provisional…
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18th September 2010
Revisions to the standard mid-year population estimates have a significant impact on some local authority resident populations, particularly in London and other large cities. The effect on calculated population data such as benefit claimant rates is also significant, and could lead to changes in how initiatives to tackle worklessness and other issues are targeted
