Clients

The list of our recent clients and associated projects below illustrates the breadth and depth of our work undertaken in conjunction with local authorities, health providers, academic partners and consultancies:

Organisation Client Projects
Consultancy Edge Analytics on behalf of the Severn Trent Water Company Using administrative data sources to measure likelihood of take-up of water metering
Local authority London Borough of Barking & Dagenham An analysis of population and household data to inform regeneration plans
Local authority London Borough of Croydon Youth Crime in Croydon: Strategic Analysis and Disproportionality Audit
Local authority London Borough of Brent Children and Young People – measuring the gap between needs and services
Local authority London Borough of Brent and Brent PCT Benefits of Care Co-ordination for Older People to prevent hospital admissions and improve well-being
Local authority North East Lincolnshire Council Population estimation and customer profiling and segmentation in order to assist in the reorganisation of council services
Local authority The Six Olympic Boroughs Comparative analysis of the resident population of the six Olympic host boroughs
Local authority Luton Borough Council The growth and changing complexion of Luton’s population: A structural analysis and decomposition
Local authority Corporation of London The Public Health and Primary Healthcare Needs of City Workers
Local authority London Borough of Islington Families with Multiple Needs In Islington and the DCLG Troubled Families Initiative
Local authority London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham Impact of Religion and Birth Dates on School Attainment in State Schools
Local authority London Borough of Hackney Counting Hackney’s population using administrative data ~An analysis of change between 2007 and 2011
Local authority London Borough of Tower Hamlets Impact of the London Low Emission Zone on Children’s Respiratory Health
Local authority London Borough of Newham The London Borough of Newham Population growth and change 2007 to 2011
Primary Care Trust Mid-Essex PCT Mid-Essex health needs assessment focussing on mental health, vulnerable adults, drugs and alcohol
Primary Care Trust Tower Hamlets PCT Care Needs Assessment and Strategy: Eye Health
Primary Care Trust Barking and Dagenham PCT Depression and Emotional Wellbeing Needs Assessment

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Testimonials

For internal strategic planning, this is the dataset to use since it is by far the most up to date and accurate source of population data that we have. The ethnic breakdown is also unique and provides a far broader breakdown of ethnicities than those in the census.

Waltham Forest Council: A brief guide to population data February 2012 (Waltham Forest Population Estimation Project)


It enables us to put a cost on local health inequalities and provides the evidence base for different and more innovative interventions and delivery structures.

Somen Banerjee: Tower Hamlets’ Director of Public Health (Tower Hamlets Joining Up Health and Social Care Data Project, The Guardian Nov 2011)


The benefits and savings came to the health service, but we are fairly convinced that this will help social services too in the longer run by enabling people to stay longer in the community.

Cristobel Shawcross: former Assistant Director Community Care Brent Council (Brent Care Co-ordination Service for Older People Project, The Guardian)