Radical
Statistics
Annual Conference
and AGM, 2007
“Who’s
in charge of public statistics?”
Friends Meeting
House, Euston Road, London NW1 2BJ
(directly
opposite Euston Station. View map for location.)
Saturday 24
February 2007
First session begins promptly
at 10.15. Conference finishes around 5.30.
Registration, coffee & informal
discussion from 9.30am.
Conference sessions will cover:
- The independence of official statistics and current resource issues
- Health (independent sector treatment centres)
- Demography (migrant workers)
- Aid (performance indicators in
developing countries)
- Public relations and the misuse
of surveys
- Participation in voting
- Access issues in pharmaceutical statistics.
The conference will pull together
the lessons from these sessions, and consider the implications for the
governance of UK public statistics.
Join us for the following Social
Events:
- Friday night pub gathering from 7 pm at The
Lamb, Lamb Conduit Street.
- Saturday evening meal at 7 pm at Ciao
Bella restaurant, Lamb Conduit Street.
- Sunday
at 10.15 am
(subject to demand) a visit
to the
Florence
Nightingale Museum
at St Thomas' Hospital, and/or river side walk.
The Museum may show
us some items of statistical interest not normally on display.
(Book
in advance, and we may secure a group discount.)
Print out a booking
form
and post with your cheque to reserve a place,
or just register upon arrival.
All other
enquiries to admin@radstats.org.uk
Annual Conference
and AGM, 2007
“Who’s
in charge of public statistics?”
Friends Meeting House, Euston Road, London NW1 2BJ
(directly opposite Euston Station. View map for location.)
Saturday 24
February 2007
First session begins promptly at 10.15. Conference finishes around 5.30.
Registration, coffee & informal discussion from 9.30am.
Conference sessions will cover:
- The independence of official statistics and current resource issues
- Health (independent sector treatment centres)
- Demography (migrant workers)
- Aid (performance indicators in developing countries)
- Public relations and the misuse of surveys
- Participation in voting
- Access issues in pharmaceutical statistics.
The conference will pull together the lessons from these sessions, and consider the implications for the governance of UK public statistics.
Join us for the following Social Events:
- Friday night pub gathering from 7 pm at The Lamb, Lamb Conduit Street.
- Saturday evening meal at 7 pm at Ciao Bella restaurant, Lamb Conduit Street.
- Sunday
at 10.15 am
(subject to demand) a visit
to the
Florence
Nightingale Museum
at St Thomas' Hospital, and/or river side walk.
The Museum may show us some items of statistical interest not normally on display.
(Book in advance, and we may secure a group discount.)
Print out a booking
form
and post with your cheque to reserve a place,
or just register upon arrival.
All other enquiries to admin@radstats.org.uk
