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Figures on learner outcomes and learning activity success rates.

Value of exported goods and comparisons with the rest of the UK.

Value of exported goods and comparisons with the rest of the UK.

Includes data on emergency calls and response times.

The number of GP referrals received by Welsh Local Health Boards for a first outpatient consultant appointment.

Summary of responses to consultation.

Data for Welsh Higher Education Institutions at a national level.

Includes data on the use of temporary accommodation and bed and breakfasts.

Summary of responses to consultation.

We want to know your views on which of the outputs you use and what you think about them.

Includes data on medical, dental, nursing and midwifery staff.

Includes data on employment, economic activity and average earnings.

Includes data on employment, economic activity and average earnings.

Includes data on employment, economic activity and average earnings.

Includes data on employment, economic activity and average earnings.

Patients spending less than 4 hours and less than 8 hours until admission, transfer or discharge.

The report analyses 6 years of data at Upper Super Output Area level, including key illnesses and health-related lifestyles.

This statistical bulletin uses pupil-level data that links data on attainment and examination information at Key Stages 1 to 4 to pupil characteristics.

Includes the number of applications for financial assistance and amount awarded to students.

Summary statistics about post-16 learning, including learner numbers and level of qualification.

This report provides information on GP opening hours across the seven Health Boards in Wales.

Shows how much money is spent on providing care for different medical conditions.

Includes data on net ingredient cost and conditions treated.

These statistics cover a wide range of transport-related data for Wales (with some comparison figures for other parts of Great Britain) for the most recent period.

Includes conception rates by unitary authority and abortion data.

Information on applicants accepted to full-time degree and HND courses at UK universities and colleges.

Data on employment and unemployment rates.

Includes data on average council tax bands for county councils, police authorities and community councils.

These statistics cover a wide range of transport-related data for Wales (with some comparison figures for other parts of Great Britain) for the most recent period.

Includes data on full-time staff and age groups.

Includes data on number of registered patients and workforce age distribution.

Includes data on hospital admissions, cancer incidence, mortality and fertility rates.

Data on the number of dwellings.

The Consumer Price Index is an internationally comparable measure of inflation.

Statistics about the transfer of NHS patients to a more appropriate care setting.

Figures for Brecon Beacons National Park have been revised due to an error in the data used to project household membership rates.

Includes number of trips taken, mode of transport and age groups.

Includes data by government office region.

The way that we release compendium information about travel and transport in Wales will change from a series of chapters in a publication to a series of topic-based Statistical Bulletins.

Includes data on employment, economic activity and average earnings.

This Statistical Release initially due to be released on 21 March 2012 has been postponed until 3 April 2012.

Includes data for Wales and the UK.

Includes data on performance gaps in Key Stages 1-4.

Includes data on first year enrolments and Welsh domiciled students.

Number of applications received and awarded.

Number of approved and rejected applications.

The number of Gypsy and Traveller caravans on authorised and unauthorised sites, and details of pitches on local authority sites.

Average house prices and annual house price inflation.

Incident reports from NHS organisations across England and Wales.

The report presents initial estimates of subjective well-being from six months of the Annual Population Survey (APS).