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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.

Includes Census data on national identity, ethnicity, country of birth and language skills.

Includes data on Welsh speakers by country of birth and national identity.

Includes data on the number of patients receiving treatment and patient age.

Number of applications received and awarded.

Includes data on illnesses, health-related lifestyle and health of children.

Includes data on pupils at maintained primary and secondary schools.

Number of approved and rejected applications.

Includes data on employment, economic activity and average earnings.

Figures on the numbers of possession claims issued and claims leading to an order being made in the county courts of England and Wales.

Number of people waiting for more than 8 weeks for diagnostic services and 14 weeks for therapy services.

Number of people treated within 26 weeks of the date a referral letter was received in the hospital.

Summary information on the number of organ donors, transplants and numbers on the transplant waiting list.

How many queries are handled, including telephone and online contacts.

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

Data on population trends, by local authority.

Includes data on employment, economic activity and average earnings.

Includes data on owner occupied and privately rented dwellings.

Includes data on emergency calls and response times.

Summary of education and training statistics.

Statistics on time taken from initial diagnosis to beginning of treatment.

The bulletin presents the National Survey results relating to satisfaction with, and awareness of, the work of the Welsh Government.

Statistics on regional disposable income include data for the countries of the UK and the English regions and for sub-regions across the UK.

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

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