Recently we were inspired by an article in The Economist that looked at the demographic predictors of voting intention in the 2018 US congressional election. The article used one of our workhorse models, a logistic regression, and it contained a great visualisation of the results. We were keen to use the concept to present our own work.

In the run-up to the EU Referendum in 2016, we produced a series of blog posts focusing on what the data collected about the EU can tell us about how being a member state affects the UK. More than two years on, with the fast-approaching deadline of Article 50, we are looking at what has changed since the country voted to leave the European Union.

Today, it seems like everyone has turkey at Christmas, but what about the rest of the year? If we look at the data available from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for the number of turkeys consumed per year, we can see a definite spike around December.