AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Business Improvement District - Ipswich

Ipswich Central is the company responsible for running the town centre Business Improvement District (BID).
The BID allows an additional rate levy to be charged to businesses in a defined geographical area. They are currently in their second phase of the BID which will run for a five year period until March 2017. 
The data contains also the boundaries of phase three which will run from April 2017 to March 2022. 
Phase is represented in the data set as 'version' showing the time interval when it was in force.

Tags: business, business_economics, town centre
Organization: Ipswich Borough Council
Polling districts

Under Section 17 of the Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013, the Council is required to carry out a polling district boundary review within the 16 months from 01 October 2013 and every 5 years thereafter.  The last review took place at the end of 2013 / early 2014 and the next review is scheduled for 2018.  Reviews do not affect the ward, county division or Parliamentary constituency boundaries.
A full review of all existing polling districts, including polling places and polling stations is undertaken in accordance with current legislation (Representation of the People Act 1983, Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013 and Review of Polling Districts and Polling Places (Parliamentary Elections) Regulations 2006) and Electoral Commission guidance.  Findings and representations received are then reported to the Electoral Services Working Group and a final report of proposals and recommendations are presented to Full Council for approval.

Tags: democracy
Organization: Ipswich Borough Council
Cumulative Impact Area

Under the Licensing Act 2003, cumulative impact is the potential impact on the promotion of the licensing objectives of a significant number of licensed premises concentrated in one area, which goes beyond that which can be dealt with via premises-specific enforcement. The Cumulative Impact Area is an area which the Council has identified as experiencing cumulative impact and to which a Cumulative Impact Policy will apply. 

Tags: urban_action_program
Organization: Ipswich Borough Council
Ipswich Borough Council - Wildlife Audit Sites

Sites which are identified in the Ipswich Wildlife Audit 2013. Core Area Rank 1-2. High Conservation Value (SPA/Ramsar, SSSI, CWS). Core Area Rank 3-4. Medium Conservation Value, some of which are also allocated for development. Core Area Rank 5-6. Low Conservation Value, some of which are also allocated for development.

Tags: wildlife audit, wildlife_conservation
Organization: Ipswich Borough Council
CCTV Camera Locations in Ipswich

CCTV was introduced into Ipswich town centre in 1994. Cameras are monitored from a control room known as the Emergency Services Centre (ESC), which is based in Ipswich Borough Council's headquarters, Grafton House.
Although operated totally independently from the Police, close cooperation with the constabulary has existed from day one and the camera locations were chosen after careful consideration by the Council and the Police.
Cameras principally cover car parks, subways and the main shopping areas, but their usage is widespread, with additional coverage at some schools, sports centres, commercial areas and wherever there is an evaluated need.


Tags: neighbourhood_improvement_scheme
Organization: Ipswich Borough Council
Ipswih Borough Council - Conservation Areas

There are 15 conservation areas in the Borough, which are designated under the powers given to local authorities by Sections 69 and 70 of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990. The legislation requires local authorities to keep designations under review, which Ipswich does on an ongoing basis and at 5 yearly (quinquennial) intervals.

Tags: conservation
Organization: Ipswich Borough Council
Ipswich Borough Council - Locally Listed Buildings

These are buildings in the Ipswich Borough Council’s area that make a positive contribution to its local character and sense of place because of their heritage value, but which do not enjoy the statutory protection afforded by either listing or inclusion within a conservation area. Although these heritage assets may not be nationally designated, they may be offered some level of protection through their inclusion by the local planning authority on a formally adopted list of local heritage assets. 

Whilst local listing provides no additional planning controls, the fact that a building is on a local list means that its conservation as a heritage asset is an objective of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and a material consideration when determining the outcome of a planning application.

Local listing provides a sound, consistent and accountable means of identifying local heritage assets to the benefit of good strategic planning for the area and of owners and developers wishing to fully understand local development opportunities and constraints. It does not affect the requirements for planning permission. 


Tags: building_regulation
Organization: Ipswich Borough Council
UK Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI)

The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) is an international standard for openness around the management of revenues from natural resources. It is designed to improve accountability and public trust for the revenues paid and received for a country’s oil, gas and mineral resources.

The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) reports covering payments and data for the UK extractives sector and a reconciliation of payments made by oil, gas, mining and quarrying companies for the UK extraction of raw materials and government receipts are now available on the [UK EITI website](https://www.ukeiti.org/about-us).

To access the data via the [UK EITI website](https://www.ukeiti.org/publications-reports), please put a tick in the “UK EITI Reports” box and click on the “Filter” box. Each UK EITI payments report will be listed. When you double click on the report title a list of the related data will also be listed and accessible.

Organization: Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
PS_SD_HBSMRScheduledMonuments_POLY_CURRENT

Archaeological sites and monuments of national importance are designated as Scheduled Monuments under Part l of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 (http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1979/46). They are listed in a schedule maintained by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, advised by Historic England. Notifications of changes to the schedule are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRScheduledMonuments_POINT_CURRENT

Archaeological sites and monuments of national importance are designated as Scheduled Monuments under Part l of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 (http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1979/46). They are listed in a schedule maintained by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, advised by Historic England. Notifications of changes to the schedule are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRRegisteredParksAndGardens_POLY_CURRENT

Historic England maintains a Register of Historic Parks and Gardens. This is not a statutory list, but any sites on it are a material consideration in the planning process. Notifications of new and amended entries are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRRegisteredParksAndGardens_POINT_CURRENT

Historic England maintains a Register of Historic Parks and Gardens. This is not a statutory list, but any sites on it are a material consideration in the planning process. Notifications of new and amended entries are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRRegisteredBattlefields_POLY_CURRENT

Historic England maintains a Register of Historic Battlefields. This is not a statutory list, but any sites on it are a material consideration in the planning process. Notifications of new and amended entries are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRRegisteredBattlefields_POINT_CURRENT

Historic England maintains a Register of Historic Battlefields. This is not a statutory list, but any sites on it are a material consideration in the planning process. Notifications of new and amended entries are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRLocallyListedBuildingsNowDedesignated_POLY_CURRENT

Local Lists of Historic Buildings recognise locally distinctive historic or architecturally significant buildings and structures. Typically these lists identify buildings and structures that are of local importance yet without another form of national historic environment designation, such as a Listed Building of Special Architectural or Historic Interest.

Please note that this data does not contain all formerly locally listed buildings.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRLocallyListedBuildingsNowDedesignated_POINT_CURRENT

Local Lists of Historic Buildings recognise locally distinctive historic or architecturally significant buildings and structures. Typically these lists identify buildings and structures that are of local importance yet without another form of national historic environment designation, such as a Listed Building of Special Architectural or Historic Interest.

Please note that this data does not contain all formerly locally listed buildings.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRLocallyListedBuildings_POINT_CURRENT

Local Lists of Historic Buildings recognise locally distinctive historic or architecturally significant buildings and structures. Typically these lists identify buildings and structures that are of local importance yet without another form of national historic environment designation, such as a Listed Building of Special Architectural or Historic Interest.

Cheshire East Council, Cheshire West and Chester Council and Warrington Borough Council maintain Local Lists as Supplementary Planning Documents which are a material consideration in the determination of planning applications. 

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRAreaOfArchaeologicalImportance_POLY_CURRENT

The Chester and Boughton Area of Archaeological Importance (AAI) is one of only five AAIs designated in England. The relevant information on the implications of the designation is contained in the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 (http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1979/46). 

Under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 it is a criminal offence to undertake any operations within a designated Area of Archaeological Importance which may disturb the ground of, flood, or tip upon any site (see part II section 35), without giving the local authority (Cheshire West and Chester Council) six weeks notice of the commencement of those operations (see part II section 36). There are a number of operations which can be undertaken within the AAI which are exempted from section 35 of the 1979 Act. These are listed in The Areas of Archaeological Importance (Notification of Operations) (Exemption) Order 1984 (http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1984/1286/made).

Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRAreaOfArchaeologicalImportance_POINT_CURRENT

The Chester and Boughton Area of Archaeological Importance (AAI) is one of only five AAIs designated in England. The relevant information on the implications of the designation is contained in the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 (http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1979/46). 

Under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 it is a criminal offence to undertake any operations within a designated Area of Archaeological Importance which may disturb the ground of, flood, or tip upon any site (see part II section 35), without giving the local authority (Cheshire West and Chester Council) six weeks notice of the commencement of those operations (see part II section 36). There are a number of operations which can be undertaken within the AAI which are exempted from section 35 of the 1979 Act. These are listed in The Areas of Archaeological Importance (Notification of Operations) (Exemption) Order 1984 (http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1984/1286/made).

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire East Council
LU_SD_HBSMRArchaeologicalCharacterZones_POLY_CURRENT

The Chester Archaeological Character Zones were created as part of the Chester Urban Archaeological Database (UAD) Project and encompass the Chester non parish area and civil parishes of Chester Castle and Great Boughton. They form part of the Chester Archaeological Plan which is part of the evidence base for the Cheshire West and Chester Local Plan. 

Each Archaeological Character Zone includes a character area statement which surmises the archaeological potential, type, significance and potential depth of deposits within that area, which is accessed via a hyperlink in the attribute data.

Further information on the Chester Archaeological Plan and the UAD project see: http://www.cheshirearchaeology.org.uk/?page_id=156.

Organization: Cheshire East Council
Bin Collection Points - Crewe South

Bin collection points in Crewe South.   These are predominantly in areas of terraced housing where properties have no  frontages to leave their bins without obstructing the highway.   Data set differentiates between bin collection points at Alley Gates, those not at alley gates, and bin stores.   Purpose of the layer is to clearly inform residents of acceptable locations to leave their bins on bin collection day.   Residents are encouraged to check their bin collection point on the Cheshire East website by entering their postcode.   This will return their closest 2 bin collection points.   

Tags: Utility and governmental services
Organization: Cheshire East Council
LU_S_UADIndustrial_POLY_CURRENT

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were created as part of the Chester Urban Archaeological Database (UAD) Project and encompass the Chester non parish area and civil parishes of Chester Castle and Great Boughton.

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were based primarily on archaeological evidence, rather than on the relatively recent historic urban development and are deliberately a broad brush characterisation for the given period. 

The modern period from 1800 to the present day, although spanning a relatively short period, records a significant level of change in the urban environment with a significant impact on the archaeological resource.

Organization: Cheshire East Council
UAD Civil War

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were created as part of the Chester Urban Archaeological Database (UAD) Project and encompass the Chester non parish area and civil parishes of Chester Castle and Great Boughton.

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were based primarily on archaeological evidence, rather than on the relatively recent historic urban development and are deliberately a broad brush characterisation for the given period. 

The impact of the Civil War in the seventeenth century, especially the siege of Chester, had a huge effect on the City.

Organization: Cheshire East Council
LU_S_UADPostMedieval_POLY_CURRENT

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were created as part of the Chester Urban Archaeological Database (UAD) Project and encompass the Chester non parish area and civil parishes of Chester Castle and Great Boughton.

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were based primarily on archaeological evidence, rather than on the relatively recent historic urban development and are deliberately a broad brush characterisation for the given period. 

The characterisation for the post medieval period includes a consideration of significant changes to the city between the period 1540 and 1799.

Organization: Cheshire East Council
Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations: Roman

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were created as part of the Chester Urban Archaeological Database (UAD) Project and encompass the Chester non parish area and civil parishes of Chester Castle and Great Boughton.

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were based primarily on archaeological evidence, rather than on the relatively recent historic urban development and are deliberately a broad brush characterisation for the given period. 

Chester is well known for its Roman archaeological resource; the fortress, the canabae and the Roman harbour at the Roodee all contribute to this important period in the history of the city


Organization: Cheshire East Council
LU_S_UADPrehistoric_POLY_CURRENT

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were created as part of the Chester Urban Archaeological Database (UAD) Project and encompass the Chester non parish area and civil parishes of Chester Castle and Great Boughton.

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were based primarily on archaeological evidence, rather than on the relatively recent historic urban development and are deliberately a broad brush characterisation for the given period. 

Characterisation for prehistoric activity in the area.

Organization: Cheshire East Council
LU_S_UADCivilWar_POLY_CURRENT

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were created as part of the Chester Urban Archaeological Database (UAD) Project and encompass the Chester non parish area and civil parishes of Chester Castle and Great Boughton.

The Chester Archaeological Period Characterisations were based primarily on archaeological evidence, rather than on the relatively recent historic urban development and are deliberately a broad brush characterisation for the given period. 

The impact of the Civil War in the seventeenth century, especially the siege of Chester, had a huge effect on the City.

Tags: Area management restriction regulation zones and r
Organization: Cheshire West and Chester Council
Article 4 Directions Locations

This dataset depicts those orders restricting Permitted Development rights made under article 4(1) and article 4(2) of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order (1971, 1977, 1988 and 1996) located within Cheshire East. This dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Organization: Cheshire East Council
PS_SD_HBSMRLocallyListedBuildingsNowDedesignated_POLY_CURRENT

Local Lists of Historic Buildings recognise locally distinctive historic or architecturally significant buildings and structures. Typically these lists identify buildings and structures that are of local importance yet without another form of national historic environment designation, such as a Listed Building of Special Architectural or Historic Interest.

Please note that this data does not contain all formerly locally listed buildings.


Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire West and Chester Council
PS_SD_HBSMRLocallyListedBuildingsNowDedesignated_POINT_CURRENT

Local Lists of Historic Buildings recognise locally distinctive historic or architecturally significant buildings and structures. Typically these lists identify buildings and structures that are of local importance yet without another form of national historic environment designation, such as a Listed Building of Special Architectural or Historic Interest.

Please note that this data does not contain all formerly locally listed buildings.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire West and Chester Council
PS_SD_HBSMRScheduledMonuments_POLY_CURRENT

Archaeological sites and monuments of national importance are designated as Scheduled Monuments under Part l of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 (http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1979/46). They are listed in a schedule maintained by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, advised by Historic England. Notifications of changes to the schedule are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire West and Chester Council
PS_SD_HBSMRScheduledMonuments_POINT_CURRENT

Archaeological sites and monuments of national importance are designated as Scheduled Monuments under Part l of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 (http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1979/46). They are listed in a schedule maintained by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, advised by Historic England. Notifications of changes to the schedule are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire West and Chester Council
PS_SD_HBSMRRegisteredParksAndGardens_POLY_CURRENT

Historic England maintains a Register of Historic Parks and Gardens. This is not a statutory list, but any sites on it are a material consideration in the planning process. Notifications of new and amended entries are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire West and Chester Council
PS_SD_HBSMRRegisteredParksAndGardens_POINT_CURRENT

Historic England maintains a Register of Historic Parks and Gardens. This is not a statutory list, but any sites on it are a material consideration in the planning process. Notifications of new and amended entries are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire West and Chester Council
PS_SD_HBSMRRegisteredBattlefields_POINT_CURRENT

Historic England maintains a Register of Historic Battlefields. This is not a statutory list, but any sites on it are a material consideration in the planning process. Notifications of new and amended entries are issued by Historic England and this dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Protected sites
Organization: Cheshire West and Chester Council
PS_SD_HBSMRArticle4Direction_POLY_CURRENT

This dataset depicts those orders restricting Permitted Development rights made under article 4(1) and article 4(2) of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order (1971, 1977, 1988 and 1996) located within Cheshire West and Chester. This dataset is updated by the Cheshire Archaeology Planning Advisory Service as soon as possible after the notification is received.

Tags: Area management restriction regulation zones and r
Organization: Cheshire West and Chester Council