A new tool brings together all the latest data and trends related to the cost of living.

Read easily digestible summaries on inflation, spending habits, housing costs, and how people and businesses are reacting to the rising cost of living.

Using Census data from 2011 and 2021, we have built semi-automated reports for every local area in England and Wales.

Each article makes comparisons between your area, its region and country while highlighting notable changes.

Around half of all adults in Great Britain report buying less when food shopping, with lower-income households hardest hit by rising food costs.

Concerns over Christmas food prices are also far higher than last year.

The way we work has been changing at pace.

Explore the cultural shifts which have reshaped industries in the ten years since the 2011 Census, with the rise of digital jobs and widespread decline in many traditional sectors.

It has been another momentous year for the Office for National Statistics, with the first release of Census 2021 data and a focus on the cost of living.

National Statistician, Sir Ian Diamond, joins Miles Fletcher on ourStatistically Speaking podcast,to look back on some of the highlights and challenges for the ONS in 2022, while looking ahead to 2023.