afcharts for Python: accessible charts made easier
Nick Henden blogs about afcharts (a package for creating accessible plots), which is now available for Python.
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Celebrating excellence in Scotland’s statistics community
Lee Begbie (Scottish Government) reflects on the recent Chief Statistician's awards, which recognised five teams delivering impressive insights and support for Scotland. Ally McAlpine, Chief Statistician, commends the winners in a celebratory quote.
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Andrea Prophet, Head of Profession for Statistics at the Department of Health and Social Care, reflects on the benefits of a morning of engagement in Leeds which brought over 50 colleagues across departments together for presentations, networking, and a careers panel.
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Satrajit Mukherjee blogs about how data can help auditors focus on areas where further investigation may be most valuable.
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Darren highlights the value of learning, connection, and collaboration as he recalls his experience volunteering for a GSS task and finish group.
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Dr Kiran Singh blogs about the experience of speaking about the award-winning project "From trait to state: how Ofsted might consider conceptualising vulnerability for inspection and regulation" at Analysis in Government (AiG) Month 2026.
Learn more on State, not trait: reflections on sharing our award‑winning research for Analysis in Government MonthIntegrating administrative data to improve the Family Resources Survey
Joanna Littlechild (Department for Work and Pensions) reflects on using linked administrative data to improve the Family Resources Survey, including overviews of what led their decision and the methodology they used.
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Shannon reflects on the experiences she has gained by volunteering for a regional network, including developing skills essential for career development.
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Amy Jackson shares her experience and learnings from her secondment to the BBC New Broadcasting House.
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Naana Afaidze-Hayford blogs about how her vital role as a Personal Assistant (PA) contributes to the benefit of analysis.
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