Articles filed under Data
England and Wales grew by just 224,900 people last year, the slowest rate since 2020. Net migration more than halved, births fell to a 47-year low, and both London and Wales shrank. We chart the numbers.
Read MoreSome Britons live more than 400 metres up, in villages that spend winter in the clouds. Others live below the level of the sea, kept dry by pumps. We mapped the elevation of 1.8 million postcodes to find the highest and lowest places you can call home.
Read MoreIs your home on a Road, a Street, a Close or an Avenue? We counted the endings of Britain's street names, and Close came a surprising second.
Read MoreEach UK nation measures deprivation its own way. We brought all four official indices together to show the most and least deprived corners of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Read MoreWe mapped every recorded road collision in Great Britain to postcode areas to find where, relative to the people who live there, the roads see the most crashes.
Read MoreUsing NHS organisation data we counted the GP surgeries in every English postcode area and weighed them against population to find where a doctor is easiest, and hardest, to come by.
Read MoreWe put a different UK postcode under the microscope every day at 12:30, and post every new data study as it lands. Follow along on Facebook.
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