In this section Research by ADR Wales into the health impacts of Welsh Government's Warm Homes Schemes directly led to a change in national policy, with a quarter of NEST scheme recipients now…
In this section Research using linked administrative data has provided robust evidence that Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) is reducing alcohol-related deaths and hospital admissions in Scotland. …
In this section ADR NI research provides the first population-level evidence on the scale and timing of homelessness among young people leaving care. This directly informed new guidance to…
In this section ADR UK-funded research using linked administrative data revealed the true scale of ethnic disparities across the criminal justice system in England and Wales, uncovering…
In this section Find out about a range of training courses to support researchers working with administrative data. ADR UK’s training and capacity building is delivered primarily through…
Data Insight: From nursing degree to employment: what happens to people studying nursing in Scotland? Ensuring the sustainability of the nursing profession is a key element of health and social care…
New ESRC funding pre-announcement: Future Data Services, joining up the data service workforce The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) has published a pre-announcement for a new funding…
Policy Briefing: Who benefited most from the crime drop? Measuring stability and change in victimisation inequality across different socio-demographic groups Despite Scotland experiencing a…
ADR UK Conference 2027 Save the Date - ADR UK Conference 2027 in Belfast Save the Date - ADR UK Conference 2027 in Belfast The next major ADR UK Conference is scheduled for 7–9 December 2027 in…
