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Zeroing in on the Code: Enhancing statistics to monitor our “BUS” journey towards net zero

Data, Data quality, Statisticians and Data Scientists, User engagement

The net zero challenge The UK is committed to reaching net zero by 2050. This means that total greenhouse gas emissions would be equal to the emissions removed from the atmosphere, aiming to limit global warming and the resulting climate change. In order to meet the UK’s target, the heating of buildings will need to […]

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Growing public trust in statistics through collaborative communication and intelligent transparency

Conference, Data visualisation, Digital, Statisticians and Data Scientists, User engagement

Simon Baugh, Chief Executive of the Government Communication Service (GCS), and Ed Humpherson, Director General for Regulation for the Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR), recently presented together at the GSS Conference in Edinburgh. This blog highlights some of the key themes of the conference. Ed and Simon discussed with the audience how analysts and communications […]

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