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Explore characteristics of your workplace area with our super-detailed interactive maps http://ow.ly/xbsNt pic.twitter.com/JMWMcjMsky
Explore characteristics of your workplace area with our super-detailed interactive maps http://ow.ly/xaUFq pic.twitter.com/ajOdI7Y9Z1
ONS Census workplace population statistics for England & Wales published today http://ow.ly/xaPwm
Re queries: Euro election date changed after we set migration release date. In line with Code of Practice we have not moved publication
Proportion of young people in the UK who were NEET was 13.5% in Jan-Mar 2014, down from 14.4% in previous quarter http://ow.ly/x8aO0
975,000 people aged 16-24 in the UK in January–March 2014 were Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) http://ow.ly/x8aK3
Business Investment rose by an estimated £0.9bn (2.7%) to £32.8bn in Q1 2014, compared with previous quarter http://ow.ly/x8aS4
New UK long-term migration figures for year ending Dec 2013 published today by ONS http://ow.ly/x8aFi
£11.5bn public sector borrowing in April, excluding APF, RMPP and financial interventions http://ow.ly/x8aBr
#GDP growth in Q1 driven by services, which were up 0.9% http://ow.ly/x8axZ
#GDP grew 0.8% in Q1 2014, unrevised from the previous estimate http://ow.ly/x8aWn
Public Sector Finances for April 2014 published at 9.30am tomorrow. You can follow our statistician @garethjclancy.
Second Estimate of #GDP for Q1 2014 released tomorrow at 9.30am. You can follow our statistician @StatGDPMatt.
Food sector sees strongest year-on-year growth since Jan 2002, volume up 6.3% http://ow.ly/x5tAj
Spending in the retail sector increased by 6.2% in April 2014 compared to April 2013. Ave weekly spend was £7bn http://ow.ly/x5sVq
#Retail Sales increased by 6.9% in April 2014 compared with April 2013. Highest growth since May 2004 http://ow.ly/x5tsM
Input #prices fell 5.5% in the year to April, up from a fall of 6.3% in the year to March http://ow.ly/x2DnW #inflation
Factory gate #prices rose 0.6% in the year to April, up from 0.5% in the year to March http://ow.ly/x2C6K #inflation
UK #house #prices grew 8.0% in the year to March, down from 9.2% in the year to Feb http://ow.ly/x2C4L #inflation
#CPI #inflation rose 1.8% in the year to April, up from a rise of 1.6% last month http://ow.ly/x2Dcy
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