ADR UK projects continue to inform UK’s Covid-19 response Administrative data research facilitated by ADR UK partners has been crucial in informing UK and devolved government responses to the ongoing…
How does homelessness affect Covid-19 risk? Dr Peter Mackie and Dr Ian Thomas, academic leads for ADR Wales’ Housing and Homelessness body of work, discuss their plans to explore Covid-19 infection…
Rehousing times in Scotland: What does the data tell us? This blog explores research undertaken by ADR Wales, in collaboration with the Centre for Homelessness Impact, on the time taken to rehouse…
Pathways of Covid-19 infection in school settings: What does the data tell us? As part of their One Wales Covid-19 response, ADR Wales researchers have used linked data to undertake the first…
ADR UK three years in: Marking the end of a successful pilot, and looking to the future On 22 April 2021, ADR UK held a virtual event to showcase progress in harnessing the power of administrative…
ADR Wales recognised as data collaboration exemplar in Digital Strategy for Wales ADR Wales has been recognised as an exemplar for data collaboration in the new Welsh Government Digital Strategy for…
Early and multiple GCSE entry: Patterns over time and grade improvement Dr Jennifer May Hampton, a researcher in the WISERD Education Data Lab at Cardiff University, discusses two new Data Insights…
ADR Wales looks at school absence for children living in homeless households ADR Wales has released its latest publication analysing the effect that living in a homeless household has on school…
How can data linking help to strengthen farmers across the UK? A public health perspective Alisha Davies from Public Health Wales discusses the importance of linked administrative data for improving…
The overlap of substance misuse and housing issues Dr Ian Thomas of ADR Wales explores the overlap of substance misuse and housing issues in a new Data Insight. Dr Ian Thomas, a Research Associate…
