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  1. Statistics for the public good – How are statistics saving the world and what’s next?

    The following article originally appeared online on Thursday 16 July 2020. COVID-19 has illustrated the direct connection between data, policy and society as never before.  And as our lives have changed dramatically during this unprecedented period, so has the way we produce data about our nation. In my nearly 50 years of observing and working […]

  2. Changes to our website

    The UK Statistics Authority has made some significant changes to our website, based on extensive research from a wide range of users and stakeholders. All changes took effect at 1540 on Monday 13  July 2020.   Separating out the Office for Statistics Regulation and The Code of Practice. Historically the UK Statistics Authority website is […]

    Website redesign
  3. Appointment of two new Non-Executive Directors to the UK Statistics Authority Board

    Richard Dobbs and Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter have have been appointed as non-executive board members of the UK Statistics Authority for a period of three years, commencing today (Wednesday 27 May 2020). Chair of the UK Statistics Authority, Sir David Norgrove, said: “I am delighted to welcome Richard and David as non-executive members of the […]

  4. Consultation on the future of the Retail Prices Index

    The UK Statistics Authority and HM Treasury have today announced that they will be extending the time period for the current joint consultation on the future of the Retail Prices Index, in light of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. With businesses and individuals focused on mitigating the challenges that this public health and economic emergency has […]

  5. COVID-19 and the UK Statistics System

    Commenting on the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Chair of the UK Statistics Authority Sir David Norgrove has today said: “The UK’s statistical system is continuing to serve the public good in the face of the challenges posed by the new coronavirus (COVID-19). “The Office for National Statistics (ONS) and the Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) have […]