On the 11th of March 2025, the Democracy and Boundary Commission Cymru submitted to Welsh Ministers its “Final Determinations” for the new Senedd Constituencies. With the process now finalised, the decisions will take effect automatically at the 2026 Senedd elections. After the introduction of the Senedd (Members and Elections) Act 2024, the Democracy and Boundary…
Welcome to the latest edition of Public Data Insights, our monthly summary of the latest data and statistical releases from various government departments and public bodies, all with a focus on sub-national insights. With a wealth of statistics available from government sources, there are many opportunities to leverage this data to communicate key issues to…
In January, we reported on the English Devolution White Paper, and the proposed overhaul in government in the country. Since then, there have been significant developments in the journey towards devolution. Recent Updates In February, the minister of state for local government and English devolution, Jim McMahon, announced the six devolution areas that are being…
In a push to “create a Welsh Parliament that can better serve people in Wales”, the Senedd Cymru has introduced big changes to how people will vote and be represented, ahead of the 2026 Senedd election. These changes, covering everything from constituency boundaries to the electoral process, are set to significantly reshape the Senedd. …
Parliamentary events offer a unique opportunity for organisations to present their causes, campaigns, and data directly to policymakers. With MPs and decision-makers gathered in one place, it’s vital to make every interaction count. A cornerstone of impactful advocacy is constituency-specific data. By grounding discussions in the lived realities of their constituents, organisations can create a…
The number of children living without adequate resources rose to 36% in 2022/2023, according to the government’s new measure of poverty. Working-age poverty also rose by 1% to 23%, while pensioner poverty remained unchanged. On January 23rd, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) published updated poverty figures for 2022/2023—the latest year for which data…
The government has bold plans to utilise artificial intelligence to ‘boost the economy, provide jobs, and improve people’s everyday lives’. The UK is already a hub for artificial intelligence in Europe, having twice the number of AI companies compared to any other European nation, with London being considered the AI capital of Europe. The government…
Welcome to the latest edition of Public Data Insights, our monthly summary of the latest data and statistical releases from various government departments and public bodies, all with a focus on sub-national insights. With a wealth of statistics available from government sources, there are many opportunities to leverage this data to communicate key issues to…
Across England, Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine coverage has consistently decreased from pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels, according to data from the UK Health Security Agency. The national HPV vaccination programme, introduced in 2008, aims to protect adolescents from HPV-related cancers such as cervical and mouth cancer. This school-based programme is routinely offered to year 8 students in…
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