We caught up with Strategic Analyst, Aaron Cheung who works for Thames Valley’s Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner to hear about how he uses data in his role and why he is so passionate about working with data.
Charities collect a lot of information every day – and analysing this data can transform their services for the better. But where should you start? What do we mean by data and data science, and how can you tell if your organisation would benefit from using it?
This suite of profiles was generated in May 2022. We will continue to download more up-to-date profiles and publish them in the ‘Opportunity Bucks’ Resources section of the Bucks Data Exchange.
Economic profiles for the 10 Opportunity Bucks wards (2023)
A summary of the inequalities data used to identify the 10 Opportunity Bucks wards (2021)
Opportunity Bucks is our local partnership approach to levelling up, working in partnership across the county to improve outcomes for people across the county who are experiencing the most hardship. Our aim, through the Opportunity Bucks programme, is to ensure that everyone in the county has the opportunity to succeed, that we grow together as a place and that nobody is left behind.
We caught up with Policy and Insight Manager Korri Lenney to hear about why data is important to her role and her passion for social change.
The Bucks Data Exchange is working with the NTU to create a local picture of the needs of charities across Bucks.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero publish national statistics on UK local authority and regional gas emissions. The greenhouse gases covered by these statistics are carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide. In accordance with international reporting and carbon trading protocols, each of these gases is weighted by its global warming potential (GWP), so that total greenhouse gas emissions can be reported on a consistent basis (in carbon dioxide equivalent units). The GWP for each gas is defined as its warming influence relative to that of carbon dioxide. The GWPs used in these statistics are from Working Group 1 of the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report: Climate Change 2013.
Recycling Rate data is the percentage of household waste sent for reuse, recycling or composting. It is derived from WasteDataFlow (web-based-system for municipal waste reporting by UK local authorities to Government). The WasteDataFlow system went live on 30 April 2004.
Leap have been gaining the thoughts, opinions and experiences of
Data on the number of Buckinghamshire residents who are unemployment, economically inactive and claiming out-of-work / underemployment related benefits.
National Families Day (26th September) is the perfect opportunity to
