Statistics and research

This report presents summary statistics on planning application decision-making timescales for October 2020 to March 2021, as well as historic data back to 2016/17. It is based on data collected from Local and Planning Authorities as part of the Planning Performance Framework (introduced in 2012).

This publication is part of a collection:  Planning statistics

Summary statistics on planning application decision-making timescales for 2020/21 with historic data going back to 2012/13. It is based on data collected by the Scottish Government from Local and Planning Authorities as part of the Planning Performance Framework (introduced in 2012).

This publication is part of a collection:  Planning statistics

Summary of employment, unemployment and economic inactivity sourced from the Labour Force Survey and other labour market statistics from a range of official sources for Scotland and the UK.

This publication is part of a collection:  Labour market statistics

This report brings together the different sources of evidence and data about the Covid epidemic to summarise the current situation, why we are at that place, and what is likely to happen next.

This publication is part of a collection:  Coronavirus (COVID-19): state of the epidemic

Results from the ONS COVID-19 infection survey from 16 July 2021.

This publication is part of a collection:  Coronavirus (COVID-19): infection survey

Latest findings in modelling the COVID-19 epidemic in Scotland, both in terms of the spread of the disease through the population (epidemiological modelling) and of the demands it will place on the system, for example in terms of health care requirement.

This publication is part of a collection:  Coronavirus (COVID-19): modelling the epidemic

This report presents findings from research into participation in outdoor recreation among adults in Scotland. The research explores drivers behind the observed increases in participation, as well variations across population groups, with a view to widening participation.

The redesign of urgent care (RUC) programme by definition includes the entire patient pathway from the time of patient or carer need to the conclusion of that episode of care. This evaluation has therefore attempted to explore the whole patient journey in terms of data and feedback from stakeholder groups.

Employment, unemployment and economic inactivity trends, sourced from the Labour Force Survey for Scotland and the UK.

This publication is part of a collection:  Labour market statistics