Cumulative disadvantage and ethnic inequalities in the criminal justice system This blog from ADR UK Research Fellow Dr Kitty Lymperopoulou explores the concept of cumulative disadvantage in the…
Who lives in a farm household and what jobs do they do? While farms are vital to the UK’s food supply, many households running these businesses rely on multiple income sources. This blog by ADR UK…
Office for National Statistics to replace the Research Accreditation Service in April The Office for National Statistics has provided dates for when it will replace the Research Accreditation…
Study highlights health inequalities among homeless individuals in substance misuse treatment New research from the Better Outcomes from Linked Data (BOLD) team in Wales reveals that people in…
School absences, deprivation, and crime involvement – or the egg, the farmer, and the chicken In this blog, Dr David Buil-Gil, ADR UK Research Fellow and Senior Lecturer at The University of…
Understanding healthcare patterns among children in social care As part of the ADR England Research Community Catalyst for Children at Risk of Poor Outcomes, a new research project aims to uncover…
Call for abstracts: Help us harness the power of administrative data to enhance lives From records to research, administrative data can be a powerful tool for realising positive societal impact. The…
Looking for the hidden population of children with an acquired brain injury Dr Hope Kent, an ADR UK Research Fellow using the Education and Child Health Insights from Linked Data (ECHILD) dataset,…
ADR UK and NatCen publish new report: Insights into care experiences across the UK A new report by the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen), produced in collaboration with ADR UK, explores…
Did Covid-19 fines disproportionately affect people with health vulnerabilities? Research from ADR Scotland has examined whether individuals with health vulnerabilities were more likely to receive…
