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Researching internal migration: championing the ONS Longitudinal Study
In Episode 1 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS Longitudinal Study is to research questions of internal migration and telling you more about ...
Household responses to trade shocks
In Episode 12 of Linking our Lives we're in conversation with Dr Aitor Irastorza-Fadrique who, together with colleages at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, has used t...
How equal are the impacts of cycling investments?
In Episode 11 of Linking our Lives, we're joined by Dr Richard Patterson, from the . Richard has been using the ONS LS to investigate the impacts of funding to support...
Britain’s cultural and creative industries: open to all or dominated by the privileged few?
In Episode 10 of Linking our Lives, we're joined by Dr Orian Brook, Chancellor’s Fellow in Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh. Orian has been using the ONS L...
Creative and ambitious research: what digital data infrastructure do we need for that?
In Episode 9 of Linking our Lives recorded at the UK Census Longitudinal Studies Conference 2022 at Cardiff Castle, we are in conversation with Catherine Bromley the E...
Measuring health: does it matter how we do it?
In Episode 8 of Linking our Lives we're joined by Drs Emily Murray and Brian Beach from University College London to discuss using findings from Emily's Health Founda...
Social mobility - what do we really know?
In Episode 7 of Linking our Lives, we're talking to Professor Patrick Sturgis from the London School of Economics and Professor Franz Buscha from the University of Wes...
Moving out to move on: migration, disadvantage and social mobility
In Episode 6 of Linking our Lives, we're talking to Dafni Papoutsaki from the University of Brighton about research using the ONS Longitudinal Study and other secondar...
Addressing health: lessons from the past about ill health in the workplace
David Green, Nicola Shelton and Becky Darnill
Why data is key to reducing inequalities for the care experienced
Professor Amanda Sacker and Sir Ian Diamond discuss the role of data in understanding the persistent inequalities experienced by people who spend a childhood in care.
Documenting lives: using the ONS LS to test the representativeness of TV's Up series
Aly Sizer discusses her research using the LSN to see if the children selected for the tv documentary Up series is representative of the wider population.
A gold mine of information: 50 years of the ONS LS
Rich Pereira, Director of Ageing and Demography at the Office for National Statistics talks about the ONS Longitudinal Study and why it's a great resource for research...
Stronger Towns: have the funds been allocated fairly?
Nicola Shelton and Oliver Duke-Williams discuss the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government identified and funded towns through its Stronger Towns Fund.