Data Visualisation Engineer specialising in interactive web-based visualisations and storytelling through data.
Data scientist at the Economics Observatory and researcher at the London School of Economics.
What if Manchester City lose points? Test deductions for every season since 2009/10.
Research toolAugust 2026
Research site for LSE Growth Lab and LSE Cities. Map the powers of each strategic authority, compare local economies, and find areas that face similar challenges.
ToolSeptember 2025
Visualise your marginal tax rates. Under development
PaperApril 2025
With Richard Davies, in the National Institute Economic Review. We trace the origin of 67,000 supermarket products to measure how trade barriers push up food prices.
Search every Economics Observatory article by meaning, not keywords, so editors can find old pieces to repost and cite. Built on OpenAI embeddings and Pinecone.
Python package on PyPI that applies Economics Observatory house styles to Altair charts, with helpers for sources, recession shading and population data.
Live dashboard of UK economic indicators. Under development
Growing collection of tutorials related to chart building using Vega-Lite. Under development
Boundary files for the UK, US and world, simplified and standardised as TopoJSON, ready to drop into Vega-Lite and Altair maps.
One-day course for beginners, co-developed at the Economics Observatory. Five sessions take students from their first Vega-Lite chart to a live website of their own.
PaperMay 2024
Launch paper for AutoCPI, a daily scrape of UK supermarket prices. With Richard Davies and Finn McEvoy, we show how AI can make price data faster, bigger and cheaper.
ChartsMay 2024
World's 21 most populous countries, compared through a series a charts on five economic topics. These charts were produced for LSE's Growth Day 2024.
Visualising the debt crisis across UK Local Authorities.
Selection of charts produced for a new macroeconomics course at the University of Chicago.
CourseworkJanuary 2023
Data analysis assignment for UoB software & programming module.
Selection of charts on house building in the UK. Produced for the Economics Observatory.
Selection of charts focusing on key economic indicators related to Unit 10 of the Core Econ textbook: Banks, Money and the Credit Market. Produced for the Economics Observatory.
CourseworkJanuary 2022
Renewables and the potential for solar. The page holds a collection of charts produced for the Data Science course final project.
A collection of charts produced throughout the Data Science unit, part of the University of Bristol Economics course. Each chart demonstrates different data science and visualisation techniques.