Children living with adults involved in substance misuse and the justice system face significantly higher risk of school exclusion, study finds 

Children living with adults affected by substance misuse and involvement in the criminal justice system are significantly more likely to experience educational disruption, according to a landmark UK study.  Researchers…

New analysis examines consistency of Welsh language statistics

A new ADR Wales statistical analysis explores how people report their Welsh language abilities across different data sources, providing valuable insight into the progress of the Welsh Government’s Cymraeg 2050…

Shining a light on health data sources – ADR Wales publishes 13 new Data Explained reports

A new collection of 13 ADR Wales Data Explained reports supports linked data researchers in better understanding a range of Digital Health and Care Wales (DHCW) data sources, enabling their…

Young people make up majority of HMO residents in Wales

Young people make up the vast majority of residents living in houses of multiple occupation (HMOs) in Wales, according to a new analysis of Census 2021 data. The study, produced…

Exploring the effects of hot weather on pregnancy and newborn health

As climate change leads to more frequent, intense and prolonged periods of hot weather, understanding the potential effects on pregnancy and newborn health is important. The MAGENTA (Maternal And preGnancy…

ADR UK Annual Report 2025 – 2026 shares this year’s developments, research impact and ambitious future plans

The ADR UK Annual Report for 2025 – 2026 is now live. Six months into our new five-year investment period, the report shares how work across the partnership is gathering…

Study highlights scale of severe disadvantage among young people in Wales

A new analysis has highlighted the extent to which young people in Wales experience severe disadvantage during the transition into adulthood. Researchers from the ADR Wales Housing & Homelessness research…

ADR Wales Co-Director elected as Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences

Lucy Griffiths, Co-Director of ADR Wales and Professor of Epidemiology at Swansea University Medical School, has been elected a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences. Professor Griffiths is among…

ADR Wales research and data expertise helps shape pioneering homelessness prevention programme

A BBC News article published this week showcases how data collected through Llamau’s Upstream Cymru screening surveys has helped identify young people at risk of experiencing homelessness and connect them…

ADR Wales welcomes new investment to advance cancer detection research

ADR Wales is delighted to be part of a major new research initiative that has secured £339,000 in additional funding from Administrative Data Research UK (ADR UK), building on earlier…
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