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This series looks at monthly property transactions completed in the UK with value of £40,000 or above.
Headline statistics Headline statistics from the latest transactions data…
1. Background to property and land transactions taxes Stamp Duty Land Tax…
Early experimental data and analysis on economic activity and social change in the UK.
Quarterly statistics from the 4 different alcohol duty regimes administered by HM Revenue and Customs.
Alcohol Duty headlines The latest 3 months of provisional Alcohol Duty…
1. Alcohol Duty background Alcohol Duty is charged on alcoholic goods…
1. Overview These tables provide current and historic duty rates for the…
Classification of units, transactions and assets for the purposes of economic statistics
This is a list of large organisations (‘producers’) who have reported their data using the report packaging data (RPD) service.
These statistics include monthly data for patents, trade marks and designs.
This case study, focusing on the Environment Agency, illustrates how the regulator used the Policy Stress-testing tool from the Futures Toolkit.
This case study, focusing on the Food Standards Agency, illustrates how the department used the Delphi tool from the Futures Toolkit.
This case study, focusing on the Government Office for Science, illustrates how the office used the Driver Mapping and Scenarios tools from the Futures Toolkit.
This case study, focusing on the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia, illustrates how the organisation used the Horizon Scanning and Scenarios tools from the Futures Toolkit.
This case study, focusing on the US Government Accountability Office, illustrates how the office incorporated foresight into its strategic planning.
This case study, focusing on Natural Resources Wales, illustrates how the body used the Scenarios and Visioning tools from the Futures Toolkit.
This case study, focusing on the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), illustrates how the regulator used the Three Horizons and Future Wheels tools from the Futures Toolkit.
This case study, focusing on the Government Office for Science, illustrates how the office used the Delphi tool from the Futures Toolkit.
This case study, focusing on the Department for the Economy, Northern Ireland, illustrates how the department used the Horizon Scanning tool from the Futures Toolkit.
This case study, focusing on the Northern Areas People’s Development Initiative, South Africa, illustrates how the initiative used the Scenarios tool from the Futures Toolkit.
This case study, focusing on the North East Local Enterprise Partnership, illustrates how the partnership used the Seven Questions tool from the Futures Toolkit.
Data on amusement permits, bingo clubs and bookmaking office licences, as well as the number of people employed in the gambling sector and annual gambling turnover.
Insights into UK companies’ exporting behaviour and attitudes towards exporting, including perceptions around trade barriers, drawn from fieldwork completed between February 2023 and November 2023.
Science advice note: What are the key risks that could emerge from the development of future communications technologies up to 2035?
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