Table of contents

  1. Content types we use
  2. Bulletin pages
  3. Article pages
  4. Creating bulletins and articles in a series
  5. Digital content article pages
  6. Dataset pages
  7. Methodology article pages
  8. Static pages
  9. Freedom of Information requests
  10. Media statements

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Bulletin pages

A statistical bulletin is always used for the first release of new data. It provides a short summary of findings and essential commentary alongside the data. It is usually a regular output that is published monthly, quarterly or annually as part of a series but can be published as a one-off.

A statistical bulletin template is shown by the blue strip at the top of the page. 

Bulletins should always: 

  • follow a standard structure with standard section headings; a bulletin template is available to download 
  • include a contact details box on the right-hand side of the page 
  • be accompanied by at least one dataset 

Any related datasets must be linked to the bulletin. This generates the green “View all data used in this bulletin” button on the right-hand side of the page. 

Bulletins are built in a series, which links together multiple editions on a topic. View the Creating bulletins and articles in a series section for more detail on how series work.