You're right about this, it's now six weeks - Ian Murray's answer here is out of date

The ICO information notice has been published here: ico.org.uk/media2/pxted...
And hat tip to Jon Baines of @mishcondereya.bsky.social

Perhaps Green voters would "not have a problem" with politicians listening to classical music because, acc to data in BES wave 30, they seem keen on doing so themselves (unlike Reform voters). I had a brief look at politically contrasting pastimes here: rosenbaum6.substack.com/p/politics-p...

The links on the ICO site at ico.org.uk/action-weve-... to the individual decisions don't seem to be working atm, but here's one example I found, for the N Ireland Dept of Education ico.org.uk/media2/opin5...

You can find the unpublished research and the discussion about its publication on the TfL disclosure log, tfl.gov.uk/corporate/tr...

I also looked at what the latest @britishelectionstudy.com data tells us about the leisure activities of different party supporters, and this was the most striking comparison - Reform voters are much less likely to get their news from the BBC
rosenbaum6.substack.com/p/politics-p...

I also looked at what the latest @britishelectionstudy.com data tells us about the leisure activities of different party supporters, and this was the most striking comparison - Reform voters are much less likely to get their news from the BBC
rosenbaum6.substack.com/p/politics-p...

She says that the ICO will next be focusing its attention on the FOI performance of local authorities