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Category: Statistics Analyst. Further tags: Father of two; joined Shelter in 2001; curator of Shelter Housing Databank; Ginger. Chosen specialised subjects: Housing and homelessness statistics; Marvel Comics 1983-1990.

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By Tristan Carlyon

25 Sep 2012

When is a region not a Region?

As part of an ongoing effort to remove the regional government framework, Eric Pickles has announced that the Department for Communities and Local Government will no longer be publishing regional level statistics. The arguments for and against this course of … Continue reading →

Tags: north/south, research, statistics

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