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Improvements to our methods for measuring the output of non-market education services, to be incorporated in the 2025 annual National Accounts.
Summarises the methods changes introduced at the Annual National Accounts 2025 for the research and development component of GFCF and business investment.
Methodology improvements to National Accounts deflators for Blue Book 2025.
How time spent performing unpaid household service work (for example, childcare, adult care, cooking, housework, unpaid transportation services and for volunteering), paid work or study and leisure time differs across UK regions or nations.
Measures the value of adult and childcare, household housing services, nutrition, clothing and laundry, transport and volunteering.
An article looking at how much leisure time people in the UK take, and how that differs according to various aspects such as age or gender. This analysis gives an insight into the nation’s work-life balance, and also how much people enjoy their leisure time.
Analysis of changes in participation and time spent volunteering in the UK and estimates of the monetary value of formal volunteering, based upon the Community Life Survey (CLS) and time use surveys.
The ONS now regularly publishes estimates of the value of unpaid household services in the Household Satellite Account. This is the first in a series of releases that will examine the value and division of that unpaid household work using time use data. In this release, we will present estimates of the amount and value of informal child and adult care with analyses by sociodemographic variables including sex, age, and labour market status.
The Household Satellite Account (HHSA) measures unpaid home production in the UK. This account builds on the work first carried out by ONS (Holloway et al, 2002) who constructed the first UK HHSA in 2002. ONS have since updated various elements of full account; however, this is the first time the HHSA has been constructed in its entirety since 2002. The HHSA measures the value of adult and child care, household housing services, nutrition, clothing and laundry, transport and volunteering. There is also scope to include other home production activities within future iterations of the HHSA as ongoing development work takes place following this release.
