Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics

SIMD

ScotStat Register

The ScotStat register allows users and providers of Scottish Statistics to record their interest in specific topics. The register will then be used to target those interested in a particular statistical area:

  • To consult on new collections,
  • To seek views on changes to existing collections and
  • To provide notification of new or forthcoming publications.

There is a specific topic for Neighbourhood Statistics.

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ScotStat

Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics

Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics

The SNS Website

Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics is the Scottish Government's on-going programme to improve the availability, consistency and accessibility of small area statistics in Scotland

The Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation is the Scottish Government's tool for identifying small area concentrations of multiple deprivation

ScotStat

Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics - ScotStat

ScotStat is a network for users and providers of Scottish Official statistics. It aims to improve communication amongst those interested in particular statistics and facilitate the setting up of working groups on specific statistical issues.

Users of Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics can view examples of best practice, reference material and respond to the SNS Blog. A FAQs section is also available:

What's New

What's New

11th + 12th Dec 2010The SNS website www.sns.gov.uk/ will be unavailable - back up again on 13th Dec 2010.
26th August 2010The data zones consultation has been launched. The consultation papers can be found here and the closing date for submissions is the 18th November 2010
10th August 2010Small Area Statistics event being held in Edinburgh on 05th October 2010, more information can be found here.
6th August 2010ISD proposals for refreshing and updating the SNS health indicators can be found here.

29th July 2010

The link below gives access to a bulletin notifying proposed changes to the Coding and Naming of Scottish Statistical Geographies.

Changes to Coding and Naming of Scottish Statistical Geographies

Page updated: Thursday, November 25, 2010