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UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration (UK LLC) awarded additional funding to support Feasibility Study for linkage to administrative records
25th Jan 2023
UK LLC has been awarded an additional £1.2 million of funding (ES/X000567/1) until the end of 2024 for a Feasibility Study to expand its work on the potential for administrative data linkages to longitudinal population study (LPS) data. Co-funded by...
Important report tackles a key issue
4th Oct 2022
Administrative Research UK (ADR UK) has published a research report developed in collaboration with the Office for Statistics and Regulation. It explores what the public perceive as ‘public good’ use of data for research and statistics. Robin Flaig, UK LLC’s...
UK LLC joins UK Health Data Research Alliance
27th Aug 2022
The UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration (UK LLC) joins the current 71 members of the UK Health Data Research Alliance. Members work collaboratively to help researchers address some of the most difficult and important health challenges facing the UK. https://www.hdruk.ac.uk/news/uk-health-data-research-alliance-welcomes-new-member/
CLOSER Blog: Launching an important piece of UK research infrastructure
6th Apr 2022
Launching an important piece of UK research infrastructure: The UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration – UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration (bristol.ac.uk)
UK LLC open for applications
6th Apr 2022
The UK LLC is now open to UK based researchers working on COVID-19-relevant research projects. Find out more by reading our frequently asked questions on how to apply. And you can see the list of partner studies that have participants’ linked data held within...
Animation: who we are and what we do
24th Mar 2022
Watch our animation that provides a short introduction to our work.
Our commitment to study participants
24th Mar 2022
Read our statement for study participants of the studies taking part in the UK LLC about the use of your data and NHS data for research.