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  • Home Office Statistical Bulletin 12/11 examines the extent and trends in illicit drug use among a sample of 16 to 59 year olds.

  • Social and distributional effects of climate change policy options for policymakers considering how transport initiatives might affect different people.

  • List of social research reports which the Department for Transport have previously used to better understand policy impacts and outcomes, and make improvements.

  • Home Office research report 56 summarises the findings of a process evaluation of 12 pilot sites set up by the Home Office in 2010.

  • National Offender Management Service performance against its key performance indicators, 2009 to 2011.

  • Exclusions from schools and exclusion appeals in England during the academic year 2009 to 2010.

  • National projections for the number of pupils in schools by type of school and age group.

  • This report takes the outcomes for 5-year-old children and their families reported in the National Evaluation of Sure Start, and estimates economic values for some of those outcomes.

  • Findings from the evaluation of the Graduate Leader Fund for early years providers.

  • Research into the effectiveness of the individual budgets pilot for families with disabled children.

  • A report into an evaluation of the disabled children’s access to childcare pilot.

  • A report into the effectiveness of the science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) cohesion programme in schools.

  • This research evaluates the implementation and impact of the Social Pedagogy Pilot programme and evaluates a social pedagogic approach.

  • Personal travel statistics for residents of Great Britain during 2010 from the National Travel Survey.

  • A measure of the average time it took to process new claims and changes in circumstances for Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit.

  • Measure of the average time it took to process new claims and changes of circumstances throughout the year.

  • Gain from the triple guarantee and the point of gain from State Pension and occupational pension uprating policies.

  • Ad hoc statistical analysis from July 2011 on the spending, as a result of the triple guarantee, on the Basic State Pension.

  • Statistics on the outcome of completed assessments, claims still in progress and claims closed before the assessment procedure was complete.

  • The Transport Research Laboratory found little correlation between vehicle noise and accidents involving pedestrians.