Open approach to Service Assessment
In the spirit of the tenth GDS design principle I am planning to share a series of blogposts over…
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This is a presentation I have been giving internally as a status update for the ONS Beta website project and…
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In the dark ages when I started working with the then new, fangled, never going to last, ‘world wide web’…
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Publishing with style In February we launched our new editorial standards for writing about statistics: Style.ONS. This was a large…
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“The Newport Rising was the last large-scale armed rebellion against authority in Great Britain when, on 4 November 1839,…
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One of the more unusual challenges we wanted to tackle on the alpha and now as we move towards the beta is…
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…and we’re back. Sorry for the radio silence but now the election is over we can return to our policy…
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The following blog post is written by Gareth Pryce. Visual.ONS was launched on 15 January with the start of…
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South by South West Interactive takes place in Austin, Texas every March and with almost 40,000 attendees is generally regarded…
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Following the success of tweeting along to the Autumn Statement in December, we decided to do the same again for…
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