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View a range of ONS interactive data visualisation tools
Graphs and maps are a great way of making statistics memorable and meaningful. 'A picture paints a thousand words', making a well-designed graph or map an excellent way to share a statistical...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  01 May 2014
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HSCIC Consultation on Survey of Carers in Households, England
This Health & Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) is consulting users of the Survey of Carers in Households, England 2009 - 2010 to develop a more complete understanding of the use...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  01 May 2014
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ONS is seeking views on next publication of personal wellbeing data
Personal wellbeing, people's thoughts and feelings about their own quality of life, is an important aspect of national wellbeing and is used by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  01 May 2014
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HSCIC Information to support public health specialists
The Health & Social Care Information Centre provide a range of information resources to support public health specialists. A dedicated page for public health provides access to a range of...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  01 May 2014
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National wellbeing - interactive wheel of measures
The national wellbeing interactive wheel of measures provides an eye catching and easy to use means of accessing data on national wellbeing. The map allows you to explore the measures of national...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  28 Apr 2014
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The Environment and Health Atlas for England and Wales
This provides a collection of interactive maps illustrating geographical distributions of disease risk and environmental agents. The Environment and Health Atlas for England and Wales...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  28 Apr 2014
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Man marking
  Man marking like many management expressions originates from sport. To man mark is to follow    your designated opponent around the field of play, wherever they go you follow...
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  27 Apr 2014
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Pub quiz rules
Last night I took part in a pub quiz with a number of colleagues. Apart from a lot of fun and hilarity, I learnt that the game subbuteo gets its name from a bird 'subbuteo falco' (bird of prey)...
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Liz Copeland
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Last updated:  25 Apr 2014
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