We’re excited to announce that the new StatsWales open data service is now live and ready for you to explore.
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Continue readingA New Chapter for StatsWales: What to Expect from the Beta Launch
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Earlier in the summer I shared the news that a new StatsWales service is on its way. Today, I’m pleased to provide more detail on what you can expect as we prepare to launch the beta version of the new platform.
Continue readingUnearthing User Needs: Digging Deep into Digital Services for Disused Coal
By Ryan, Digital and Data team for Mining Legacy & Reservoir Safety
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In July, the Senedd passed the Disused Mine and Quarry Tips (Wales) Bill. It’s now received Royal Assent and the new Disused Tips Authority will be established in 2027 – a big milestone. But while the legislation is recently passed, the work to implement it has been underway for some time. Our digital and data work began in March 2024 and has been steadily building since.
Continue readingThe GOV.WALES GEL design system: what it is and what’s next
Post by Tim, Corporate Digital Team, Welsh Government
We’re developing the GOV.WALES Global Experience Language (GEL) design system to help teams build consistent, accessible, and efficient digital products. Here’s how it works and what we’re planning.
Continue readingAccessibility is at the core of GOV.WALES
Post by Roland, Corporate Digital Team, Welsh Government
Find out about our commitment to accessibility in this introduction to our approach on GOV.WALES.
Continue readingChief statistician’s update: improvements to NHS performance statistics
Each month we publish a wide range of NHS secondary care statistics, from urgent and emergency care to diagnostics, therapies and NHS waiting lists. We’ve recently made some changes to improve the relevance and timeliness of our data and to reflect a change in the way 999 ambulance calls are managed.
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Continue readingGuest Blog: Building Wales’ Digital future – the role of the Digital and Data Standards Board
Post by Rebecca Godfrey, Interim CEO of the Welsh Revenue Authority and Chair of the Digital and Data Standards Board for Wales
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On 24 July, I chaired the Digital and Data Standards Board for Wales and I wanted to update you on our work.
The Digital Strategy for Wales aims at driving a culture change in Wales – being open, using data to solve problems and putting people at the heart of all we do. The Digital Service Standards for Wales help us think about how we do this.
Continue readingChief Statistician’s update: updating the names for Lower Super Output Areas (LSOAs) in Wales
Following extensive engagement with local authorities, we have a final list of updated names for the Lower Super Output Areas (LSOAs) in Wales. These updated names ensure that they are intuitive, bilingual and reflective of the electoral ward names and the local communities they represent.
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Continue readingCyber Action Plan for Wales: Two Years On
Post by Cyber Co-ordination and Leadership Team, Welsh Government
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Two years ago we launched the Cyber Action Plan for Wales, setting out our vision that Wales prospers through cyber resilience, talent and innovation.
The Plan’s four priority areas are to:
- Grow our cyber ecosystem
- Build a pipeline of cyber talent
- Strengthen our resilience
- Protect public services
Chief Statistician’s update: StatsWales is changing: what you need to know
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StatsWales is an invaluable resource for researchers, policymakers, and citizens since its inception. With over 280,000 unique users each year, it serves as a comprehensive repository of Welsh statistics and data. Whether you are delving into economic trends, health data, or the shape of our population, StatsWales provides the detailed insights you need to understand various facets of Welsh life.
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