Welcome to the second edition of Public Data Insights, our monthly summary of the latest data and statistical releases from various government departments and public bodies, all with a focus on sub-national insights. With a wealth of statistics available from government sources, there are many opportunities to leverage this data to communicate key issues to…
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Welcome to our new monthly round-up of public data releases with a sub-national angle.
The latest crime data was published on Wednesday by the Office for National Statistics, covering everything from homicides to sexual offences to vehicle theft. Crime statistics cut across so many different policy areas, and can be very useful in highlighting the seriousness of an issue to new MPs. So we took a detailed look at…
In June, a record 487,432 people in England were diagnosed with dementia, according to the latest NHS statistics. This milestone highlights the growing challenge of dementia as the population ages and underscores the need for effective healthcare strategies. Local Authorities with the Highest Rates: Birmingham: 7,139 Leeds: 6,724 Cornwall: 5,859 North Yorkshire: 5,845 Somerset: 5,465…
We’re today launching a ground-breaking new guide on how to use ‘geo-advocacy’ to communicate with the new intake of MPs. With a record number of new MPs to get to know, creating communications that stand out from the crowd and achieve cut-through is more important than ever. Geo-advocacy is a form of lobbying that involves…
The post-war record for the number of new MPs has been broken following the general election. A total of 335 fresh-faced MPs are getting to grips with their new role, beating the 1945 total of 324. A further 15 MPs with previous experience in parliament are returning, taking the total number of new faces versus…
With a new parliament and new government upon us following Friday’s general election results, you’re no doubt beginning to navigate the complexities of the changing political landscape. A feature of the British political system is the immediate transfer of power when an incumbent government is defeated. Ministers get straight to work on their new portfolios,…
On 9th July, the process of swearing in hundreds of new MPs began. For those new MPs, the first few weeks will be a whirlwind of information, learning on the job and understanding the protocols of an institution more than 900 years old. “You queue up in the canteen and start talking to anyone who…