Adam Clark blogs about his career in analysis, which has taken him from biochemistry to nutrition and to the Civil Service.
Learn more on From “Happy Eggs” to the United Nations: an analytical journeyCameron Race, Department for Education, overviews their pilot to create a single government-wide dissemination platform for statistics. You are invited to submit your experiences and needs regarding access to statistics through their survey.
Learn more on Charting the future of official statistics disseminationEmily Poskett (Office for National Statistics) reflects on a decade of progress supporting international statistics.
Learn more on Celebrating a decade of support for high-quality statistics around the worldCameron Race (Department for Education) explores their recent API creation and integration for the Explore Education Statistics Service, outlining the benefits for analysts and users.
Learn more on Sometimes our job is to publish the dotsZac Gleisner blogs about updates to the aftables package: an R package for creating accessible spreadsheets.
Learn more on aftables version 2.1.0 is now availableWeichao Wang (TRA) and Rachel Skentelbery (ONS) explore the utility of Artificial Intelligence for analysis, outlining upcoming action by their Government Statistical Service task and finish group which aims to support colleagues to understand and apply AI.
Learn more on Supporting the adoption of AI in government statisticsTom Curd shares his experiences duiring his three-month secondment to the BBC.
Learn more on Three months inside the BBC: what my secondment was really likeNick Henden blogs about afcharts (a package for creating accessible plots), which is now available for Python.
Learn more on afcharts for Python: accessible charts made easierLee 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.
Learn more on Celebrating excellence in Scotland’s statistics communityAndrea 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.
Learn more on Why coming together still matters: reflections from a morning of engagement in Leeds