Protected: Edge Analytics’ Story

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From helping local authorities plan school places to supporting investment in infrastructure and public services, Edge Analytics provides the robust evidence organisations need to make informed decisions. Based at Nexus, the Leeds company combines demographic forecasting, spatial modelling and data science to help clients prepare for the future.

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Turning data into meaningful insight

Founded through collaborations with academics, researchers and spatial modelling specialists at the University of Leeds, Edge Analytics has built a reputation as a leader in demographic forecasting and analytics. The business works with organisations across the public and private sectors, providing evidence that helps shape investment, planning and service delivery.

By combining expertise in geography, forecasting and data science, Edge Analytics enables organisations to better understand future demographic change and its impact on communities, customers and infrastructure.

Supporting planners and policymakers

The company’s work spans a wide range of sectors, including education, utilities, planning and local government. Its modelling and forecasting tools help organisations align investment decisions with future demand, ensuring resources are allocated effectively and services are designed around changing population needs.

Whether forecasting school place requirements, planning infrastructure investment or supporting long-term strategic development, Edge Analytics helps clients make decisions based on reliable and defensible evidence.

"We provide organisations, planners and policymakers with robust demographic evidence to ensure that their investments in products, services and infrastructure are aligned to future demographic change."

A strong connection to the University of Leeds

Edge Analytics’ links to the University of Leeds continue through both its location and talent pipeline. Team members, including Senior Consultant Lauren Batchelor-Noble, have developed their careers through the University’s programmes and now contribute to projects that influence decision-making across the UK.

Being part of the Nexus community has provided opportunities to connect with innovators, researchers and technology businesses, supporting collaboration and knowledge sharing across sectors.

Looking ahead

As demand for data-driven decision-making continues to grow, Edge Analytics is exploring new opportunities to apply its expertise across additional sectors and markets. Alongside this expansion, the business is continuing to develop innovative approaches that help organisations respond to increasingly complex planning challenges.

Through a combination of analytical excellence, industry expertise and collaborative innovation, Edge Analytics is helping organisations turn data into actionable insight and make better decisions for the communities they serve.


Being part of the Nexus community has helped Edge Analytics realise a number of benefits to their business. If you think your company would benefit from the support on offer through Nexus membership, get in touch today.


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