** Update 22nd August 2020 ***
I am no longer offering a free spreadsheet tool.
[Read more…] about Pay Gap Tools #1 – Where can I find a gender pay gap calculator?
An independent statistician using data to understand our world and to predict the future
** Update 22nd August 2020 ***
I am no longer offering a free spreadsheet tool.
[Read more…] about Pay Gap Tools #1 – Where can I find a gender pay gap calculator?
In many countries across the world, the total effect of the Coronavirus pandemic is now being measured using the concept of Excess Deaths. However, publication of such data by the Office of National Statistics for England is up to 2 weeks slower than the daily deaths published by Public Health England. In this post, I update my model which uses the PHE series to estimate what the ONS will publish for excess deaths in England on Tuesday 19th May.
[Read more…] about COVID19 Deaths #2C – Estimated Excess Deaths in England up to 15th May
In many countries across the world, the total effect of the Coronavirus pandemic is now being measured using the concept of Excess Deaths. However, publication of such data by the Office of National Statistics for England is up to 2 weeks slower than the daily deaths published by Public Health England. In this post, I update my model which uses the PHE series to estimate what the ONS will publish for excess deaths in England on Tuesday 12th May.
[Read more…] about COVID19 Deaths #2B – Estimated Excess Deaths in England up to 8th May
With the UK under unprecedented lockdown due to COVID19, did the sunniest April on record help make it more bearable for everyone?
In many countries across the world, the total effect of the Coronavirus pandemic is now being measured using the concept of Excess Deaths. However, publication of such data by the Office of National Statistics for England is up to 2 weeks slower than the daily deaths published by Public Health England. In this post, I explore how the PHE series can be used to estimate what the ONS will publish for excess deaths in England every Tuesday.
[Read more…] about COVID19 Deaths #2A – Estimated Excess Deaths in England up to 1st May
After the wettest February on record, the UK followed it with an extremely normal (and boring) weather in March 2020.
The UK experienced its 5th wettest and warmest winter on record in 2020.
February 2020 broke a string of boring months weather-wise in the UK with the wettest February on record.
The mixed picture for the UK economy continued in Q3. GDP growth is now at its lowest level since the 2008/9 recession but unemployment and inflation continues to be good. The low level of growth though continues to be a drag on government finances.
January 2020 was the 6th warmest January on record. The met office has recently released data for the late 19th century so the record now goes back further than before.
