Linking our Lives Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/linking-our-lives Linking our Lives: England and Wales since 1971: a podcast about research making use of the ONS Longitudinal Study Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) 349c3a32-8c6a-5f02-aa8a-a35aaf92731d no en Wed, 23 Jul 2025 14:37:04 +0000 Wed, 03 Dec 2025 04:02:51 -0100 http://linking-our-lives.libsyn.com/website https://img.transistor.fm/-xPFowGbU1gveq2ocI4Qpn7P9CYTEP9KPyeQ1rluLNM/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS84Yzhk/M2E1NWVjMWVlMTI3/NjcxMzUyMjg4NGYw/Zjk0Yy5wbmc.jpg Linking our Lives http://linking-our-lives.libsyn.com/website episodic Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL Linking our Lives: England and Wales since 1971: a podcast about research making use of the ONS Longitudinal Study Linking our Lives: England and Wales since 1971: a podcast about research making use of the ONS Longitudinal Study. Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work UCL Minds podcasts@ucl.ac.uk No No Researching ethnicity and diversity: championing the ONS Longitudinal Study 17 17 Researching ethnicity and diversity: championing the ONS Longitudinal Study full f240eb77-e8b9-4830-b42e-320b648f744b https://share.transistor.fm/s/7bac537b In Episode 5 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the Longitudinal Study is to research questions about social mobility and ethnicity. We’re also finding out more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society. Our Champions for this episode are Lucinda Platt, OBE from the London School of Economics and Political Science and Emma Gorman from the University of Westminster.  

]]> In Episode 5 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the Longitudinal Study is to research questions about social mobility and ethnicity. We’re also finding out more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society. Our Champions for this episode are Lucinda Platt, OBE from the London School of Economics and Political Science and Emma Gorman from the University of Westminster.  

]]> Wed, 04 Jun 2025 00:01:00 +0000 Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL 1701 In Episode 5 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the Longitudinal Study is to research questions about social mobility and ethnicity. We’re also finding out more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society. Our Champions for this episode are Lucinda Platt, OBE from the London School of Economics and Political Science and Emma Gorman from the University of Westminster.  

]]> Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Researching health and place: Championing the ONS Longitudinal Study 16 16 Researching health and place: Championing the ONS Longitudinal Study full 1e100adc-e172-4675-8b4c-49980f29b602 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f0a4c005 In Episode 4 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS and Scottish Longitudinal Studies are to research questions about people’s health and the links with where they live. We’re also finding out more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society. Our Champions for this episode are geographers Paul Norman from the University of Leeds and Tom Clemens from the University of Edinburgh.  

]]> In Episode 4 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS and Scottish Longitudinal Studies are to research questions about people’s health and the links with where they live. We’re also finding out more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society. Our Champions for this episode are geographers Paul Norman from the University of Leeds and Tom Clemens from the University of Edinburgh.  

]]> Wed, 07 May 2025 00:01:00 +0000 Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL 1648 In Episode 4 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS and Scottish Longitudinal Studies are to research questions about people’s health and the links with where they live. We’re also finding out more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society. Our Champions for this episode are geographers Paul Norman from the University of Leeds and Tom Clemens from the University of Edinburgh.  

]]> Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Older people’s health and living situation: Championing the ONS Longitudinal Study 15 15 Older people’s health and living situation: Championing the ONS Longitudinal Study full 5cf6c2e0-ff08-49c4-90a7-1eded2602d41 https://share.transistor.fm/s/cd29265a In Episode 3 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS Longitudinal Study is to research questions about the links between an older person’s health and their living situation. We’re also finding out more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society since 1971. Our Champions for this episode are Professor Emily Grundy and Dr Emily Murray from the University of Essex.

]]> In Episode 3 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS Longitudinal Study is to research questions about the links between an older person’s health and their living situation. We’re also finding out more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society since 1971. Our Champions for this episode are Professor Emily Grundy and Dr Emily Murray from the University of Essex.

]]> Wed, 02 Apr 2025 00:01:00 +0000 Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL 1263 In Episode 3 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS Longitudinal Study is to research questions about the links between an older person’s health and their living situation. We’re also finding out more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society since 1971. Our Champions for this episode are Professor Emily Grundy and Dr Emily Murray from the University of Essex.

]]> Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Researching the health of immigrants: championing the ONS Longitudinal Study 14 14 Researching the health of immigrants: championing the ONS Longitudinal Study full 91830863-9d05-4f38-b58b-58fc88027d7b https://share.transistor.fm/s/70b7153a In Episode 2 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS Longitudinal Study is to research questions about the health of immigrants, and telling you more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society since 1971.

Our LS Champions for this episode are Matt Wallace and Joe Harrison, who’ve been using the LS to look at the health of immigrants, including their respective PhD research. Matt is a Reader in Social Inequality at the University of Salford and Joe is a Research Fellow at the University of St Andrews.

Matt’s interested in the health differences between international migrants, the children of migrants, and non-migrants and how these differences affect wider population health. Joe’s current PhD research aims to increase understanding of the different life courses experienced by the Pakistani community and their descendants in the United Kingdom and Norway.

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]]> In Episode 2 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS Longitudinal Study is to research questions about the health of immigrants, and telling you more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society since 1971.

Our LS Champions for this episode are Matt Wallace and Joe Harrison, who’ve been using the LS to look at the health of immigrants, including their respective PhD research. Matt is a Reader in Social Inequality at the University of Salford and Joe is a Research Fellow at the University of St Andrews.

Matt’s interested in the health differences between international migrants, the children of migrants, and non-migrants and how these differences affect wider population health. Joe’s current PhD research aims to increase understanding of the different life courses experienced by the Pakistani community and their descendants in the United Kingdom and Norway.

The Linking our Lives Podcast is produced by CeLSIUS, the Centre for Longitudinal Study Information and User Support.
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Find out more about Matt Wallace and his research
Find out more about Joe Harrison and his research

]]> Wed, 05 Mar 2025 00:01:00 -0100 Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL 1338 In Episode 2 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS Longitudinal Study is to research questions about the health of immigrants, and telling you more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society since 1971.

Our LS Champions for this episode are Matt Wallace and Joe Harrison, who’ve been using the LS to look at the health of immigrants, including their respective PhD research. Matt is a Reader in Social Inequality at the University of Salford and Joe is a Research Fellow at the University of St Andrews.

Matt’s interested in the health differences between international migrants, the children of migrants, and non-migrants and how these differences affect wider population health. Joe’s current PhD research aims to increase understanding of the different life courses experienced by the Pakistani community and their descendants in the United Kingdom and Norway.

The Linking our Lives Podcast is produced by CeLSIUS, the Centre for Longitudinal Study Information and User Support.
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Find out more about Matt Wallace and his research
Find out more about Joe Harrison and his research

]]> Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Researching internal migration: championing the ONS Longitudinal Study 13 13 Researching internal migration: championing the ONS Longitudinal Study full f9afd567-d68a-4f61-b5bf-4b880fb68803 https://share.transistor.fm/s/cbd9185e In Episode 1 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS Longitudinal Study is to research questions of internal migration and telling you more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society since 1971.

Our LS Champions for this episode are two eminent Population Geographers, the aptly named Tony Champion, Emeritus Professor at the University of Newcastle and Ian Shuttleworth, Professor at Queen’s University Belfast.

Tony and Ian have worked separately and together for more than 30 years using the ONS LS on questions related to internal migration. They’re also planning to use the soon-to-be released 2021 Census data in important new research tracking trends in migration intensity. 

]]> In Episode 1 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS Longitudinal Study is to research questions of internal migration and telling you more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society since 1971.

Our LS Champions for this episode are two eminent Population Geographers, the aptly named Tony Champion, Emeritus Professor at the University of Newcastle and Ian Shuttleworth, Professor at Queen’s University Belfast.

Tony and Ian have worked separately and together for more than 30 years using the ONS LS on questions related to internal migration. They’re also planning to use the soon-to-be released 2021 Census data in important new research tracking trends in migration intensity. 

]]> Wed, 05 Feb 2025 00:01:00 -0100 Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL 1849 In Episode 1 of Series 3, we’re talking about how uniquely placed the ONS Longitudinal Study is to research questions of internal migration and telling you more about this unique data resource and its potential to forward our understanding of the changes to our society since 1971.

Our LS Champions for this episode are two eminent Population Geographers, the aptly named Tony Champion, Emeritus Professor at the University of Newcastle and Ian Shuttleworth, Professor at Queen’s University Belfast.

Tony and Ian have worked separately and together for more than 30 years using the ONS LS on questions related to internal migration. They’re also planning to use the soon-to-be released 2021 Census data in important new research tracking trends in migration intensity. 

]]> Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Household responses to trade shocks 12 12 Household responses to trade shocks full d37c6e17-2699-4d9a-ae00-7f969b9b17e2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9521e65b In Episode 12 of Linking our Lives we're in conversation with Dr Aitor Irastorza-Fadrique who, together with colleages at the Institute for Fiscal  Studies, has used the ONS-LS to investigate how individuals and their partners in England and Wales have responded to rising Chinese import competition in the 2000s. 

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]]> In Episode 12 of Linking our Lives we're in conversation with Dr Aitor Irastorza-Fadrique who, together with colleages at the Institute for Fiscal  Studies, has used the ONS-LS to investigate how individuals and their partners in England and Wales have responded to rising Chinese import competition in the 2000s. 

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]]> Fri, 02 Feb 2024 15:09:00 -0100 Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL 827 In Episode 12 of Linking our Lives we're in conversation with Dr Aitor Irastorza-Fadrique who, together with colleages at the Institute for Fiscal  Studies, has used the ONS-LS to investigate how individuals and their partners in England and... In Episode 12 of Linking our Lives we're in conversation with Dr Aitor Irastorza-Fadrique who, together with colleages at the Institute for Fiscal  Studies, has used the ONS-LS to investigate how individuals and their partners in England and... Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No How equal are the impacts of cycling investments? 11 11 How equal are the impacts of cycling investments? full 279a1220-e5ed-4229-b12a-ecc9393aaf39 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7bbde3ff In Episode 11 of Linking our Lives, we're joined by Dr Richard Patterson, from the MRC Epidemiology Unit at the University of Cambridge. Richard has been using the ONS LS to investigate the impacts of funding to support cycling in urban areas and specifically to see whether there are any differences in those impacts.

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]]> In Episode 11 of Linking our Lives, we're joined by Dr Richard Patterson, from the MRC Epidemiology Unit at the University of Cambridge. Richard has been using the ONS LS to investigate the impacts of funding to support cycling in urban areas and specifically to see whether there are any differences in those impacts.

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]]> Thu, 27 Jul 2023 16:22:00 +0000 CeLSIUS CeLSIUS 840 In Episode 11 of Linking our Lives, we're joined by Dr Richard Patterson, from the . Richard has been using the ONS LS to investigate the impacts of funding to support cycling in urban areas and specifically to see whether there are any... In Episode 11 of Linking our Lives, we're joined by Dr Richard Patterson, from the . Richard has been using the ONS LS to investigate the impacts of funding to support cycling in urban areas and specifically to see whether there are any... Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Britain’s cultural and creative industries: open to all or dominated by the privileged few? 10 10 Britain’s cultural and creative industries: open to all or dominated by the privileged few? full 6b838e38-d5f1-4d4f-acda-5ffcee3d6d73 https://share.transistor.fm/s/e9f51381 In Episode 10 of Linking our Lives, we're joined by Dr Orian Brook, Chancellor’s Fellow in Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh. Orian has been using the ONS Longitudinal Study to help investigate whether Britain’s cultural and creative industries are as open to all as some say or whether they remain dominated by the privileged few.

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]]> In Episode 10 of Linking our Lives, we're joined by Dr Orian Brook, Chancellor’s Fellow in Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh. Orian has been using the ONS Longitudinal Study to help investigate whether Britain’s cultural and creative industries are as open to all as some say or whether they remain dominated by the privileged few.

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]]> Thu, 20 Apr 2023 12:18:00 +0000 Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL 929 In Episode 10 of Linking our Lives, we're joined by Dr Orian Brook, Chancellor’s Fellow in Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh. Orian has been using the ONS Longitudinal Study to help investigate whether Britain’s cultural and creative... In Episode 10 of Linking our Lives, we're joined by Dr Orian Brook, Chancellor’s Fellow in Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh. Orian has been using the ONS Longitudinal Study to help investigate whether Britain’s cultural and creative... Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Creative and ambitious research: what digital data infrastructure do we need for that? 9 9 Creative and ambitious research: what digital data infrastructure do we need for that? full f6cbbe78-fd8f-4dd9-9a0c-cf05fff503e5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/5ea8137b In Episode 9 of Linking our Lives recorded at the UK Census Longitudinal Studies Conference 2022 at Cardiff Castle, we are in conversation with Catherine Bromley the ESRC’s Deputy Director of Data Strategy and Infrastructure to find out what’s needed to create a digital research infrastructure that underpins ambitious and creative research

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]]> In Episode 9 of Linking our Lives recorded at the UK Census Longitudinal Studies Conference 2022 at Cardiff Castle, we are in conversation with Catherine Bromley the ESRC’s Deputy Director of Data Strategy and Infrastructure to find out what’s needed to create a digital research infrastructure that underpins ambitious and creative research

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]]> Thu, 22 Sep 2022 07:44:11 +0000 CeLSIUS CeLSIUS 1028 In Episode 9 of Linking our Lives recorded at the UK Census Longitudinal Studies Conference 2022 at Cardiff Castle, we are in conversation with Catherine Bromley the ESRC’s Deputy Director of Data Strategy and Infrastructure to find out what’s... In Episode 9 of Linking our Lives recorded at the UK Census Longitudinal Studies Conference 2022 at Cardiff Castle, we are in conversation with Catherine Bromley the ESRC’s Deputy Director of Data Strategy and Infrastructure to find out what’s... Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Measuring health: does it matter how we do it? 8 8 Measuring health: does it matter how we do it? full bb4f39e3-9778-4a63-9a19-8fe6811d6623 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d3540f47 In Episode 8 of Linking our Lives we're joined by Drs Emily Murray and Brian Beach from University College London to discuss recently submitted evidence to the UK's 2nd State Pension Age Review using findings from Emily's Health Foundation funded research project on the Health of Older People in Places. Here they talk about the research, explain why the way we measure health matters and discuss the implications for policy makers and pensioners. 

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]]> In Episode 8 of Linking our Lives we're joined by Drs Emily Murray and Brian Beach from University College London to discuss recently submitted evidence to the UK's 2nd State Pension Age Review using findings from Emily's Health Foundation funded research project on the Health of Older People in Places. Here they talk about the research, explain why the way we measure health matters and discuss the implications for policy makers and pensioners. 

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]]> Tue, 26 Jul 2022 08:50:10 +0000 CELSIUS CELSIUS 1408 In Episode 8 of Linking our Lives we're joined by Drs Emily Murray and Brian Beach from University College London to discuss using findings from Emily's Health Foundation funded research project on the . Here they talk about the research, explain why... In Episode 8 of Linking our Lives we're joined by Drs Emily Murray and Brian Beach from University College London to discuss using findings from Emily's Health Foundation funded research project on the . Here they talk about the research, explain why... Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Social mobility - what do we really know? 7 7 Social mobility - what do we really know? full dd0d5383-c041-4f53-b7e0-3dac4e703105 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c3652c31 In Episode 7 of Linking our Lives, we're talking to Professor Patrick Sturgis from the London School of Economics and Professor Franz Buscha from the University of Westminster. Together they have been researaching social mobility for some 15 years to try to get to grips with what we really know. In this episode they discuss how and why they have used the ONS Longitudinal Study in that work, what they have learned and what policymakers seeking to tackle inequality need to consider. 

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]]> In Episode 7 of Linking our Lives, we're talking to Professor Patrick Sturgis from the London School of Economics and Professor Franz Buscha from the University of Westminster. Together they have been researaching social mobility for some 15 years to try to get to grips with what we really know. In this episode they discuss how and why they have used the ONS Longitudinal Study in that work, what they have learned and what policymakers seeking to tackle inequality need to consider. 

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]]> Wed, 23 Mar 2022 15:41:25 -0100 CELSIUS CELSIUS 1549 In Episode 7 of Linking our Lives, we're talking to Professor Patrick Sturgis from the London School of Economics and Professor Franz Buscha from the University of Westminster. Together they have been researaching social mobility for some 15 years to... In Episode 7 of Linking our Lives, we're talking to Professor Patrick Sturgis from the London School of Economics and Professor Franz Buscha from the University of Westminster. Together they have been researaching social mobility for some 15 years to... Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Moving out to move on: migration, disadvantage and social mobility 6 6 Moving out to move on: migration, disadvantage and social mobility full 86f3d929-623e-4b44-a9f9-c860472c6bbd https://share.transistor.fm/s/b1c06dcd In Episode 6 of Linking our Lives, we're talking to Dafni Papoutsaki from the University of Brighton about research using the ONS Longitudinal Study and other secondarty data to look at who moves avay from where they grow up to try to improve their prospects and the implications of that. 

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]]> In Episode 6 of Linking our Lives, we're talking to Dafni Papoutsaki from the University of Brighton about research using the ONS Longitudinal Study and other secondarty data to look at who moves avay from where they grow up to try to improve their prospects and the implications of that. 

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]]> Thu, 03 Feb 2022 07:57:24 -0100 Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL Centre for Longitudinal Study and User Support (CeLSIUS), UCL 1230 In Episode 6 of Linking our Lives, we're talking to Dafni Papoutsaki from the University of Brighton about research using the ONS Longitudinal Study and other secondarty data to look at who moves avay from where they grow up to try to improve their... In Episode 6 of Linking our Lives, we're talking to Dafni Papoutsaki from the University of Brighton about research using the ONS Longitudinal Study and other secondarty data to look at who moves avay from where they grow up to try to improve their... Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Addressing health: lessons from the past about ill health in the workplace 5 5 Addressing health: lessons from the past about ill health in the workplace full a27c10b0-022e-4b83-9d43-c8d85150d510 https://share.transistor.fm/s/fcec21ea In Episode 5 of Series  1 of the Linking our Lives podcast, David Green, Professor of Historical Geography at Kings College London, Nicola Shelton, Professor of Population Health at University College London and social history enthusiast and volunteer Becky Darnill discuss the research project Addressing Health: Morbidity, Mortality and Occupational Health in the Victorian and Edwardian Post Office - a fantastic collaboration exploring the timing and geography of ill health, and the responses of the Post Office and the workforce! 

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]]> In Episode 5 of Series  1 of the Linking our Lives podcast, David Green, Professor of Historical Geography at Kings College London, Nicola Shelton, Professor of Population Health at University College London and social history enthusiast and volunteer Becky Darnill discuss the research project Addressing Health: Morbidity, Mortality and Occupational Health in the Victorian and Edwardian Post Office - a fantastic collaboration exploring the timing and geography of ill health, and the responses of the Post Office and the workforce! 

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]]> Thu, 16 Dec 2021 10:00:58 -0100 CeLSIUS CeLSIUS 1640 David Green, Nicola Shelton and Becky Darnill David Green, Nicola Shelton and Becky Darnill Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Why data is key to reducing inequalities for the care experienced 4 4 Why data is key to reducing inequalities for the care experienced full 3be34b6e-415e-4101-bd16-5c5c386692b4 https://share.transistor.fm/s/916b0d2d In Episode 4 of the Linking our Lives Podcast, Professor Amanda Sacker from UCL is in conversation with the UK National Statistician Sir Ian Diamond about her high profile research using the ONS Longitudinal Study and funded by the Nuffield Foundation to look at the outcomes of care experienced people. 

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]]> In Episode 4 of the Linking our Lives Podcast, Professor Amanda Sacker from UCL is in conversation with the UK National Statistician Sir Ian Diamond about her high profile research using the ONS Longitudinal Study and funded by the Nuffield Foundation to look at the outcomes of care experienced people. 

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]]> Mon, 27 Sep 2021 10:33:25 +0000 CeLSIUS CeLSIUS 1050 Professor Amanda Sacker and Sir Ian Diamond discuss the role of data in understanding the persistent inequalities experienced by people who spend a childhood in care. Professor Amanda Sacker and Sir Ian Diamond discuss the role of data in understanding the persistent inequalities experienced by people who spend a childhood in care. data,education,Health,Care,Inequality,census No Documenting lives: using the ONS LS to test the representativeness of TV's Up series 3 3 Documenting lives: using the ONS LS to test the representativeness of TV's Up series full e43f6d1e-9fe1-44fd-9e04-38224fc8fb6f https://share.transistor.fm/s/57416707 In Episode 3 of Series 1 of Linking our Lives, Aly Sizer from the Centre for Longitudinal Study Information and User Support (CeLSIUS) at UCL talks about her research on The Up-Series generation in the ONS Longitudinal Study. She explains the inspiration behind her research using the ONS Longitudinal Study  to see if the children selected for the well-known and popular Up series of television documentaries were representative of the wider population and reveals what she found and what it tells us.  

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]]> In Episode 3 of Series 1 of Linking our Lives, Aly Sizer from the Centre for Longitudinal Study Information and User Support (CeLSIUS) at UCL talks about her research on The Up-Series generation in the ONS Longitudinal Study. She explains the inspiration behind her research using the ONS Longitudinal Study  to see if the children selected for the well-known and popular Up series of television documentaries were representative of the wider population and reveals what she found and what it tells us.  

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]]> Tue, 20 Jul 2021 08:37:58 +0000 CeLSIUS CeLSIUS 1131 Aly Sizer discusses her research using the LSN to see if the children selected for the tv documentary Up series is representative of the wider population. Aly Sizer discusses her research using the LSN to see if the children selected for the tv documentary Up series is representative of the wider population. Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No A gold mine of information: 50 years of the ONS LS 2 2 A gold mine of information: 50 years of the ONS LS full 4ff32e94-2ece-494e-98cd-ce001a020dd4 https://share.transistor.fm/s/188da1d1 In Episode 2 of Series 1 of Linking our Lives: England and Wales since 1971, we are marking 50 years of the ONS Longitudinal Study by asking how it has become such a gold mine of information about how our society has changedover time. We are in conversation with Rich Pereira, Director of Ageing and Demography at the Office for National Statistics who explains why, when it comes to data sources, the LS is regarded as ONS' jewel in the crown.

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]]> In Episode 2 of Series 1 of Linking our Lives: England and Wales since 1971, we are marking 50 years of the ONS Longitudinal Study by asking how it has become such a gold mine of information about how our society has changedover time. We are in conversation with Rich Pereira, Director of Ageing and Demography at the Office for National Statistics who explains why, when it comes to data sources, the LS is regarded as ONS' jewel in the crown.

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]]> Fri, 18 Jun 2021 09:20:29 +0000 CeLSIUS CeLSIUS 784 Rich Pereira, Director of Ageing and Demography at the Office for National Statistics talks about the ONS Longitudinal Study and why it's a great resource for researchers and policymakers Rich Pereira, Director of Ageing and Demography at the Office for National Statistics talks about the ONS Longitudinal Study and why it's a great resource for researchers and policymakers Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No Stronger Towns: have the funds been allocated fairly? 1 1 Stronger Towns: have the funds been allocated fairly? full 58e88348-b28e-4a9a-a29d-f7b891d75ed5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ed0dc948 In the first episode of the Linking our Lives podcast, Nicola Shelton and Oliver Duke-Williams discuss the way in which the Government went about identifying places to support through its Stronger Towns Fund launched in 2019.

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  • CeLSIUS Policy brief: Stronger Towns  

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]]> In the first episode of the Linking our Lives podcast, Nicola Shelton and Oliver Duke-Williams discuss the way in which the Government went about identifying places to support through its Stronger Towns Fund launched in 2019.

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  • CeLSIUS Policy brief: Stronger Towns  

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]]> Tue, 09 Mar 2021 10:27:48 -0100 Centre for Longitudinal Study Information & User Support, UCL Centre for Longitudinal Study Information & User Support, UCL 659 Nicola Shelton and Oliver Duke-Williams discuss the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government identified and funded towns through its Stronger Towns Fund. Nicola Shelton and Oliver Duke-Williams discuss the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government identified and funded towns through its Stronger Towns Fund. Health,census,longitudinal,religion,science,social,survey,work No