Cattle: TSE surveillance statistics
The Animal and Plant Health Agency publishes statistics on surveillance for transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs) in UK cattle, reporting on monitoring activity and detected cases.
Evaluations, survey work, qualitative studies and impact assessments commissioned by UK government departments — separated out from the news, and attributed to the agency that carried out the work.
The Animal and Plant Health Agency publishes statistics on surveillance for transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs) in UK cattle, reporting on monitoring activity and detected cases.
Publishes provisional quarterly surveillance data on syphilis and gonorrhoea diagnoses in England, offering the latest counts and trend indicators for these STIs for the reporting quarter.
Survey-based report reviewing three decades of UKHSA research on radiological impacts from routine transport of radiopharmaceuticals, assessing exposures, risks and regulatory implications for medical-sector shipments across the UK.
Interim findings from Ecorys’ evaluation of the Young Futures Hubs Early Adopters pilot for DCMS set out early implementation lessons, participant reach and initial outcomes from the hubs supporting young people into education, training and work.
The Intellectual Property Office outlines that it conducts and commissions research on intellectual property, including patent applications, trade marks and copyright, supporting IP policy and practice.
Annual scientific assessment reports on the status of salmon stocks and fisheries in England and Wales for 2025, continuing a series produced since 1997 to inform management and conservation.
Inspects the Home Office’s Future Border and Immigration System (FBIS) programme to assess whether eight specified benefits have been delivered or are being delivered with demonstrable efficiency and effectiveness improvements to border and immigration operations.
Sets out findings and recommendations from the public inquiry into failings at the Countess of Chester Hospital between 2015 and 2018, examining events, accountability and patient safety and proposing reforms to prevent similar incidents in future.
Between 2001 and 2025, 255 people were notified with leprosy to UK national surveillance, with the UK Health Security Agency publishing case notifications over that period.
Management information for the Department for Work and Pensions’ Health Transformation Programme to July 2026 provides ongoing monitoring data on programme delivery and outcomes up to that date.
Evaluates whether remote health assessment channels affect award outcomes, reporting findings from the Health Assessment Channels Trial conducted in 2022–23.
Presents a completion report on an administrative exercise reviewing PIP claims where some claimants were given incorrect advice by DWP, detailing scope and outcomes up to 30 October 2025.
Presents results from a nationally representative survey measuring public awareness and concern about money laundering in the UK, offering insight into levels of knowledge, attitudes and perceived roles in detection and reporting.
Findings from Ipsos UK’s 2023 research for the Home Office map how agencies implementing the Proceeds of Crime Act operate, highlighting identified best-practice approaches for criminal finances and asset recovery teams across the system.
Estimates the value of proceeds from selected profit-driven crimes in England and Wales for 2023–24, quantifying economic scale of offences and informing enforcement and recovery policy activity.
Evaluation of the Help to Buy scheme examines its effects on home ownership, housing supply and house prices, and assesses value for money and customer experience across participants and the wider housing market.
The final Robert Hamill Inquiry report was delivered to the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland on 14 September, concluding the inquiry into the circumstances surrounding Robert Hamill’s death and any relevant findings or recommendations.
Post‑implementation review evaluates the Pubs Code since its 2016 introduction, assessing whether it has met objectives and whether continuing statutory regulation via the Pubs Code Adjudicator remains appropriate.
Interactive dashboards providing data on statutory homelessness have been published, presenting statistics and visualisations on homelessness applications, acceptances and related metrics under homelessness duties (statutory homelessness).
Annual statistics covering salmonid and freshwater commercial and recreational fisheries in England and Wales for 2025, with report and data tables on catches, effort and sector activity published by the Environment Agency.
Research by the Policy Insights Unit examines delays by employers in deciding requests for reasonable adjustments, exploring causes, impacts on employees seeking adjustments and barriers to timely decisions to improve workplace accessibility.
Study examines how cultural, creative, heritage, tourism, civic and sporting infrastructure supports local economic growth, analysing the role of DCMS assets in jobs, investment and regeneration across places to inform policy and investment priorities.
Presents cumulative weekly counts of invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD) cases caused by serotypes not included in the Prevenar 13™ vaccine, tracking trends in non-PCV13 serotype infections in England.
Provides cumulative weekly data on invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD) cases caused by serotypes included in the Prevenar 13™ vaccine, monitoring vaccine-type IPD incidence in England over time.
Annual monitoring data on bovine TB in cattle, reporting outcomes for each badger control area licensed from 2013 through to 2024, as compiled by the Animal and Plant Health Agency to track control effectiveness and trends.
Summary of the interim Chief Construction Adviser’s work, setting out activities, advice and priorities undertaken during their interim appointment for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.
A running record of referrals to the Cabinet Office’s Public Procurement Review Service, listing cases raised and the resolutions reached to provide transparency on procurement disputes and remedies.
The DSIT Local Full Fibre Networks work package one report examines how the programme has influenced local and national broadband markets, including market structure and provider behaviour.
The DSIT evaluation’s work package three report analyses how improved full‑fibre connectivity benefits public sector organisations, assessing impacts on service delivery and operational capability.
Assesses the BDUK Hubs intervention's impact on connecting libraries to gigabit broadband, examining changes in connectivity outcomes for public library sites under the programme.