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Wales has supported around 46,000 jobs during this Senedd term through business support programmes according to the Welsh Government.

New research shows that the waist-to-height ratio is a more accurate indicator of age-related obesity risk than BMI. Are we failing to identify those at high risk by relying solely on BMI? A broader systemic action with policymakers is needed to address the growing burden of obesity on healthcare. #ObesityResearch #HealthcareInterventions

There has been a particularly sharp increase in the proportion of women aged 25-34 identifying as bisexual.

Ulster University will play a role in tracking the lives of children in Northern Ireland as part of the landmark study.

Perception of runaway crime partly blamed for ‘driving away the super-rich’ but in reality some high-profile offences such as watch theft are falling

Public health experts have expressed their concerns over the arising situation regarding the future of vital health survey.This marks a major move after the government said it would not be ru

The first few days of August have brought a burst of optimism across the UK property market, hinting at a more confident autumn ahead in 2025.

The Salvation Army is hosting a drop-in event on Wednesday (18 June) where jobseekers from Willenhall and the surrounding areas can drop by and talk to employability experts and start transforming their lives through finding work.

In Anglican and Catholic churches, average weekly attendance is down about 20% from pre-pandemic levels.

Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke remarked that female participation rates in the labour market have ‘reached a historic high’.

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Official figures going back to 2018 are set to take billions in under-reported benefits income into account.

Our food options may be an an all time high, but nutrition surveys nevertheless show that many of us are lacking key nutrients. We look at the most common deficiencies, and how to deal with them

Exercise levels have increased but less than half do more than 60 minutes of activity per day, survey shows

A £1mproject will examine why many Glaswegians suffer from a poor diet limited in fruit, vegetables and high fibre foods.

These 12 parts of the region have been ranked as 'the most liveable places in 2025'

Mothers influence their child’s weight both through passed-down genes and daily habits. Fathers' impact appears mostly genetic.

Britain’s most stolen phones of 2025 have been revealed with the same brand being a top choice for thieves. Figures show that phone thefts in Britain peak over the summer months coinciding wi…

Planning has begun for the next census of England and Wales, with the survey expected to take place in 2031. A census of the population has been held regularly since 1801, typically every 10 years, with the most recent one carried out in 2021. The survey provides the most accurate estimate of the number of […]

The Office for National Statistics has recommended that a full census of England and Wales be carried out in 2031

Statistics on young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) were published today by the Northern Ireland Statistics & Research Agency.