London household spending outstrips the rest of the UK 16 February 2017 By ONS Digital London households’ average weekly spending is one and-a-half times more than households in the North East of England, latest data from the ONS shows. Posted in EconomyPeople, Population and Community AnalysisFamily spendingInteractive
Visual 2016: That was the year that was 30 December 2016 By ONS Digital We’re always looking for new ways to bring statistics to light and so we’ve assembled a list of highlights from the past year Posted in Business, Industry and TradeEconomyHealthPeople, Population and Community InteractiveListicle
Find out the gender pay gap for your job 9 December 2016 By Rob Fry This interactive tool allows you to find out the gender pay gaps and average earnings in a wide range of jobs. It also shows how many women and men work in each role. Posted in Employment and Labour MarketPeople, Population and Community GenderInteractiveLabour Market
Explore 50 years of international migration to and from the UK 1 December 2016 By Rob Fry Long-term international migration was a key factor in the EU referendum debate and as the details of how we will leave the EU emerge over the coming years it is likely to remain so. Posted in People, Population and Community InteractiveMigrationTimeline
Baby names since 1904: how has yours performed? 2 September 2016 By Rob Fry Names: everyone’s got one but how has yours performed over the past 110 years? Are you a comeback kid, a disappearing act or a completely new entry? Posted in People, Population and Community AnalysisBaby namesBirthsInteractive
What’s the best time for a wedding? 26 August 2016 By Rob Fry Posted in People, Population and Community InteractiveMarriages
What are migration levels like in your area? 25 August 2016 By Rob Fry Migration is a topic which often features in newspaper column inches and on our television screens. Today it was revealed that over the last year net migration (the balance between immigration – those entering the UK for a year or more, and emigration Posted in People, Population and Community InteractiveMapMigrationQuiz
Does our sex affect what we die from? 13 July 2016 By Rob Fry More than half a million deaths were registered in England and Wales in 2015, but our data shows cause of death can depend heavily on our sex and age. Posted in People, Population and Community AnalysisInteractiveMortalityPopulation
UK Perspectives 2016: The UK contribution to the EU budget 25 May 2016 By Rob Fry In 2014 the Government spent £798 billion but an area of spending that has been of particular interest is the money the UK pays to the European Union (EU). Posted in EconomyUK Perspectives 2016 EuropeInteractive
How do childhood circumstances affect your chances of poverty as an adult? 16 May 2016 By Rob Fry Childhood circumstances have an important effect on a person’s future income prospects, analysis from ONS has shown. The analysis suggests that people in the UK who have a low personal education level are nearly five times more likely to be poor in adulthood than those with high personal education levels, once other factors are accounted […] Posted in People, Population and Community Interactive
