UK · Data hub · Data access & reuse Checked 3 July 2026

Data access and reuse

Every figure on the hub is published as server-rendered HTML with a stable, labelled structure, so you can read the numbers into your own product without waiting on an API. This page explains how to pull the figures from the markup and how to request a bulk export.

How to read this page
  • Figures are rendered in the page HTML, each carried in a labelled block you can parse.
  • There is no public JSON API today; the HTML structure is the machine-readable interface.
  • Need a bulk export or a cut we don't publish on the page? Email the data desk.
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Reading the figures programmatically

The pages are the interface. Every figure is in the HTML you can already fetch.

Every hub page is fully rendered server-side, so the figures are present in the HTML the moment you fetch the URL; nothing is loaded later by script. Headline numbers sit in labelled .metric blocks, and the underlying series are published as plain .data-tbl HTML tables. Each page also carries a source register that links every figure to the primary source behind it, so a parser can read the value, its label and its source straight from the markup.

The structure is kept stable across refreshes, so a scraper you write today keeps working after the next update. If you extract a figure this way, please keep its source attribution with it.

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Bulk exports and reuse

Need a file rather than the page, or a cut we don't publish? Ask, and reuse it freely.

If you need the underlying data as a file, or a slice we do not surface on the page, email the data desk and we will send a bulk export. We reply within one working day.

Anything you take from the hub is free to reuse under our data licence, with attribution to Business Expert and a link back to the source page. If you are quoting a figure in your own article, the "Cite this page" panel on each page gives you a ready-made reference.