Londoners, there is a webpage for you to see where your nearest "cool spaces" are when the extreme heat hits - places with water, air-conditioning & shade. Have a look and spread the word, especially to those who may need this but might not think to look for it: apps.london.gov.uk/cool-spaces/
If U R looking for a new UR role, then U won't be disappointed... www.civilservicejobs.service.gov.uk/csr/jobs.cgi...
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Come and work with me! Senior user research role...working on making better use of data and applying user centered approaches. www.civilservicejobs.service.gov.uk/csr/jobs.cgi...
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Come and work with me! Senior user research role...working on making better use of data and applying user centered approaches. www.civilservicejobs.service.gov.uk/csr/jobs.cgi...
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Won't lie - it has been a bit of a lifelong dream to work on the release of Indice of Deprivations interactive offer... ...very proud of what the team has delivered today. Check it out - deprivation.communities.gov.uk
This looks like a really useful tool to help inform conversations around how we might support an ageing population. Changing different assumptions (eg migration levels) can affect the proportion of those in retirement who have dependency on the working population. www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopula...
Wondering if this is a sign of how my day is going to go. Alt text: I have put my weetabix into my coffee mug.
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Can anyone help me track down an old d3 example of a choropleth map that let you switch between different ranges/breaks? I think it was of US unemployment rates at a county level. I wanted to use it as an example of how different breaks can change how patterns might be viewed. Can't find it!
