AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
NYMNPA Stategic Policy H - Natural Environment

The Local Plan Policies Map identifies the Special Protection Area designated under the EC Habitats Directive, Special Area of Conservation designated under the EC Birds Directive and Sites of Special Scientific Interest designated under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 that are in the National Park. The sites support many characteristic, rare and endangered species, habitats and natural features. The policy seeks to ensure that protected sites and species are protected and that the natural environment is conserved and enhanced.
Strategic Policy H is made up of multiple datasets, most of which are supplied by Natural England. To be sure of having a complete map of  Strategic Policy H all the following layers should be used together to gain a complete picture of the policy, as the layer does not exist in its complete form:

NYMNPA:
Section 3 Coast
Section 3 Moor and Heath
Section Woodland
Conservation Areas
Local Nature Reserves
Sensitive Marine Area

Natural England:
Heritage Coast
Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)
Special Protection Areas (SPA)
Special Areas of Conservation (SAC)
National Nature Reserves
Marine Conservation Zone

In additional there are Local Sites layers comprising Local Geological Sites and Local Wildlife Sites available within the District of Redcar and Cleveland which should also be added to make a complete layer of information

Tags: Local Development Plans
Organization: North York Moors National Park Authority
NYMNPA Helmsley Local Plan Commercial Limits

The Local Plan Policies Maps identify the limits of the commercial area in the town of Helmsley, as set out in the Helmsley Local Plan under Policy BL8. The commercial areas cover the main shop and office frontages and the policy seeks to restrict new shops and offices to sites within those areas. NB This layer only covers areas within the National Park, for coverage within Ryedale District Council please contact the Council for the information.

Tags: Commericial Properties, Local Development Plans
Organization: North York Moors National Park Authority
NYMNPA - Cleveland Way National Trail Walked Line

The Cleveland Way is a National Trail in ancient Cleveland in northern England. It runs 110 miles (177km) between Helmsley and the Brigg at Filey, skirting the North York Moors National Park. The trail was officially opened in 1969. Captured as a series of polylines, with surface information.

Tags: Hiking, Walking
Organization: North York Moors National Park Authority
NYMNPA Remote Areas - Policy ENV 3

The Local Plan Policies Map identifies ‘Remote Areas’ which are covered by Policy ENV3 of the Local Plan. This restricts development in such areas to that necessary for environmental conservation, agricultural or forestry management purposes only. Areas are identified as remote where they a kilometre or more away from the nearest address point or A or B class highway.

Tags: development_planning
Organization: North York Moors National Park Authority
NYMNPA Environmental Enhancement Sites - Policy ENV13

Sites designated as ‘Environmental Enhancement Sites’ in the North York Moors Local Plan. Sites are designated as they have been been unsightly in the local area for many years and it is considered that careful re-development of these sites within the principles of an agreed planning brief will bring significant community benefits as well as an environmental enhancement.

Tags: community, development_planning, environmental
Organization: North York Moors National Park Authority
NYMNPA PHASE 1 Habitat Survey 2017- Areas

Survey of the Ryevitalise Project area during 2017. The Ryevitalise Project Area consists of an area of western part of the North York Moors National Park, part of the Howardian Hill AONB, and part of Ryedale District Council (north).  Captured as polygons with attribute information. The Phase 1 Habitat Classification and associated field survey technique provide a standardised system to record semi-natural vegetation and other wildlife habitats. The approach is designed to cover large areas of countryside relatively rapidly. It presents the user with a basic assessment of habitat type and potential importance for nature conservation. Each habitat type/feature is identified by way of a brief description of its defining features. It is then allocated a specific name, an alpha-numeric code, and unique mapping colour.

The Phase 1 classification comprises ten (A-J) broad high level categories:

        A: Woodland and scrub

        B: Grassland and marsh

        C: Tall herb and fen

        D: Heathland

        E: Mire

        F: Swamp, marginal and inundation

        G: Open water

        H: Coastland

        I: Exposure and waste

        J: Miscellaneous 

Amongst these, 155 specific habitat types are recognised, each having its own name, alpha-numeric code, description and mapping colour.

There are 3 datasets which make up the Phase 1 Habitat Survey, habitat polygons, linear features and species target notes.

Organization: North York Moors National Park Authority
NYMNPA PHASE 1 Habitat Survey 2017 - Linears

Survey of the Ryevitalise Project area during 2017. The Ryevitalise Project Area consists of an area of western part of the North York Moors National Park, part of the Howardian Hill AONB, and part of Ryedale District Council (north).  Captured as lines with attribute information. The Phase 1 Habitat Classification and associated field survey technique provide a standardised system to record semi-natural vegetation and other wildlife habitats. The approach is designed to cover large areas of countryside relatively rapidly. It presents the user with a basic assessment of habitat type and potential importance for nature conservation. Each habitat type/feature is identified by way of a brief description of its defining features. It is then allocated a specific name, an alpha-numeric code, and unique mapping colour.

The Phase 1 classification comprises ten (A-J) broad high level categories:

        A: Woodland and scrub

        B: Grassland and marsh

        C: Tall herb and fen

        D: Heathland

        E: Mire

        F: Swamp, marginal and inundation

        G: Open water

        H: Coastland

        I: Exposure and waste

        J: Miscellaneous 

Amongst these, 155 specific habitat types are recognised, each having its own name, alpha-numeric code, description and mapping colour.

There are 3 datasets which make up the Ryevitalise Phase 1 Habitat Survey, habitat polygons, linear features and species target notes.

Organization: North York Moors National Park Authority
NYMNPA PHASE 1 Habitat Survey 2017 - Target Notes

Survey of the Ryevitalise Project area during 2017. The Ryevitalise Project Area consists of an area of western part of the North York Moors National Park, part of the Howardian Hill AONB, and part of Ryedale District Council (north).  Captured as points with attribute information. The Phase 1 Habitat Classification and associated field survey technique provide a standardised system to record semi-natural vegetation and other wildlife habitats. The approach is designed to cover large areas of countryside relatively rapidly. It presents the user with a basic assessment of habitat type and potential importance for nature conservation. Each habitat type/feature is identified by way of a brief description of its defining features. It is then allocated a specific name, an alpha-numeric code, and unique mapping colour.

The Phase 1 classification comprises ten (A-J) broad high level categories:

        A: Woodland and scrub

        B: Grassland and marsh

        C: Tall herb and fen

        D: Heathland

        E: Mire

        F: Swamp, marginal and inundation

        G: Open water

        H: Coastland

        I: Exposure and waste

        J: Miscellaneous 

Amongst these, 155 specific habitat types are recognised, each having its own name, alpha-numeric code, description and mapping colour.

There are 3 datasets which make up the Ryevitalise Phase 1 Habitat Survey, habitat polygons, linear features and species target notes.

Organization: North York Moors National Park Authority
Salford City Council Senior Salaries

This dataset provides information on the salaries and roles of senior staff employed by Salford City Council. This includes:

- the number of employees whose remuneration in that year was at least £50,000 in brackets of £5,000
- details of remuneration and job title of certain senior employees whose salary is at least £50,000
- employees whose salaries are £150,000 or more must also be identified by name
-  a list of responsibilities (for example, the services and functions they are responsible for, budget held and number of staff) 
- details of bonuses and ‘benefits-in-kind’, for all employees whose salary exceeds £50,000

Details are provided to meet the required standards of the Local Government Transparency Code 2014. 


Tags: Transparency
Organization: Salford City Council
Organogram for Government Offices

A list of most Senior Civil Service posts in the Government Office Network.  The Government Office Network has now closed.

This data has been updated with a snapshot of the organisation on 31/03/2011.  The senior staff data is now presented in one CSV file.  Positions that have been removed in between the exercises in October 2010 and spring 2011 are listed as "Eliminated".

The pre-existing data from June 2010 is still available though.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Felling Licence Applications England

Felling Licence Application (FLA) areas approved by Forestry Commission England.

Anyone wishing to fell trees must ensure that a licence or permission under a grant scheme has been issued by the Forestry Commission before any felling is carried out or that one of the exceptions apply.

You normally need to get permission from the Forestry Commission to fell growing trees. This is usually given in a Felling Licence or an approval under a grant scheme.  In certain circumstances you may also need special permission from another organisation for any proposed felling. This sometimes applies even if you do not need a Felling Licence.

Everyone involved in the felling of trees, whether doing the work or by engaging others, e.g.. the owner, agent, timber merchant or contractor, must ensure that a licence or approval under a grant scheme has been issued before any felling is carried out or that one of the exceptions apply. They must also ensure that the work is carried out in accordance with the terms of a Forestry Commission permission. If there is no licence or other valid permission, or if the wrong trees are felled, anyone involved can be prosecuted.

Do not begin felling until the Forestry Commission have issued a licence or other permission.  Any felling carried out without either a licence or other permission is an offence, unless it is covered by an exception.

Full details are available in the Forestry Commission's booklet 'Tree Felling - Getting Permission'.

This dataset contains all approved licences that have be captured digitally at the time the data was updated.


Attributes:

Descriptor = Type of licence approved.
Fell_ref = Reference that relates to licence details in the master Felling Licence Database.
DateApp = The date the licence was approved by the FC Attribution statement: Contains OS data © Crown copyright [and database right] [year].

Tags: England, Felling, Land use, Licence, Management, OpenData, Thinning, Woodland, forestry
Organization: Forestry Commission
NI Water Sewerage Explanatory Factors Sludge Treatment and Disposal Information 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return - Sewerage Explanatory Factors Sludge Treatment and Disposal Information 2019 2020

Tags: AIR, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Sewerage Explanatory Factors, Sludge Treatment and Disposal Information
Organization: OpenDataNI
Police Recorded Injury Road Traffic Collision Statistics Northern Ireland 2019

The PSNI produces statistics on injury road traffic collisions (RTCs) that are reported to the Police. These statistics are collected in accordance with the STATS20 guidance from the Department for Transport (DfT) and are comparable with the statistics in Great Britain (GB). Damage only collisions or those collisions resulting in no injuries are excluded from these statistics.

Tags: KSI, RTC, Road Traffic Collision, injury collisions
Organization: OpenDataNI
Land Registry applications completed 2019-2020

This dataset shows the number of applications for registration completed by LPS Registrations (Northern Ireland) - specifically Land Registry in the financial year 2019-2020.  Data is sorted by the main application types i.e.
 DOW(Dealing of Whole); TOP (Transfer of Part of a folio); Lease(Leasehold applications); First Registration (Applications for to register property for the first time in Land Registry) Sections 53 (application for registration under Adverse Possession); Deed of Rectification (applications to amend errors made by previous submissions). Figures include application completed, abandoned and withdrawn.

Tags: Land, Property, Registry, applications, performance
Organization: OpenDataNI
Ramsar Sites

Ramsar sites are wetlands of international importance designated under the Ramsar Convention. Sites proposed for selection are advised by the UK statutory nature conservation agencies, or the relevant administration in the case of Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies, co-ordinated through JNCC. In selecting sites, the relevant authorities are guided by the Criteria set out in the Convention. The UK also has a national Ramsar Committee composed of experts who provide further advice. In the UK, the first Ramsar sites were designated in 1976. Since then, many more have been designated. Compared to many countries, the UK has a relatively large number of Ramsar sites, but they tend to be smaller in size than many countries. The initial emphasis was on selecting sites of importance to waterbirds 

Tags: Birds Directive, Conservation, Fauna, Flora, Habitat, Heritage, Protected Sites, Waterbirds, Wetland
Organization: OpenDataNI
Landscape Character Areas

The Northern Ireland Landscape Character Assessment subdivided the countryside into 130 Landscape Character Areas (LCAs), each based upon local patterns of geology, landform, land use, cultural and ecological features. For each LCA, the key characteristics were described and an analysis of landscape condition and its sensitivity to change was made. Detailed descriptions of these landscapes are provided in the Northern Ireland Environment Agency's (NIEA) series of Landscape Character Assessment Reports (July 1999); the descriptions are also available on the NIEA website: https://www.daera-ni.gov.uk/northern-ireland-environment-agency

Tags: Culture, Ecology, Geology, Land Use, Landform, Landscape, Landscape Character Areas, Landscape Character Assessment Reports, Natural Heritage Directorate, Northern Ireland, Planning and Development
Organization: OpenDataNI
Areas of Special Scientific Interest

Areas of Special Scientific Interest (ASSI ) provide statutory protection for the best examples of Northern Ireland's flora, fauna, geological or physiographical features. An ASSI designation may extend into intertidal areas, to the jurisdictional limit of local authorities - i.e. the mean low water mark in Northern Ireland. There is no provision for marine ASSIs beyond the mean low water mark. ASSIs were first designated under the Nature Conservation and Amenity Lands (Northern Ireland) Order 1985: New ASSIs are designated under the Environment (Northern Ireland) Order 2002. The Order makes it an offence for anyone to intentionally or recklessly damage any natural feature of an ASSI. Ballyquintin Point, on 30 May 1995, was the first declared ASSI to be mapped using GIS: previous to this date all ASSI boundaries were defined on a hardcopy map. Legislative Context: Nature Conservation and Amenity Lands (Northern Ireland) Order 1985. Environment (Northern Ireland) Order) 2002. Supplementary Information: The key ASSI Features for each site are detailed under the following 3 categories: Species (2 species fields are available to facilitate full descriptions), Habitat, Earth Science. Each site can have features in one or more of these categories.

Tags: ASSI, Conservation, DAERA, Earth Science, Environment, Fauna, Flora, Habitat, Marine, Northern Ireland, Protected Sites, Scientific, Species
Organization: OpenDataNI
FCA: General Insurance value measures data – year ending 31 August 2019

The FCA has published general insurance (GI) value measures data for 28 insurers (including both UK and EEA firms) for the year ending 31 August 2019.

The pilot data covers claims frequencies, claims acceptance rates and average claim payouts. The products covered are home (buildings and contents) insurance, home emergency, personal accident and key cover. The data provides users with a wider range of information to assess the value from firms and products. Publishing this data encourages firms to improve product value, with consumers buying more suitable products.

Organization: Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Area Names and Codes Controlled List

Please note: This is an archive dataset which has been superceded by: Environment Agency and Natural England Public Facing Area Names.

This is the legacy controlled list of 16 operational area names, codes and descriptions of the Environment Agency. This was the standard list for re-use across the Environment Agency. Attribution statement: © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2015. All rights reserved.

Tags: OpenData, administrative boundary
Organization: Environment Agency
Areas of High Archaeological Potential (EE7)

Policy from the Runnymede Borough Council 2030 Local Plan (Adopted 16th July 2020). Designated as Policy EE7, this dataset shows locations of important archaeological sites.
The Runnymede Local Plan was adopted in 2020 and sets out our policies for guiding and controlling the way that buildings and land are used and developed in Runnymede.

Organization: Runnymede Borough Council
NI Water Regulatory Accounts Activity Costing Analysis Sewerage Service 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return - Regulatory Accounts (Historic Cost Accounting) Activity Costing Analysis Sewerage Service (NI Water Only) 2019 2020

Tags: AIR, Activity Costing Analysis Sewerage Service, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Regulatory Accounts
Organization: OpenDataNI
NI Water Sewerage Explanatory Factors Sewage Treatment Works Numbers 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return - Sewerage Explanatory Factors Sewage Treatment Works Numbers (NI Water Only) 2019 2020

Tags: AIR, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Sewage Treatment Works Numbers, Sewerage Explanatory Factors
Organization: OpenDataNI
NI Water Financial Measures Analysis of Fixed Asset Additions & Maintenance 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return - Financial Measures Analysis of Fixed Asset Additions & Asset Maintenance by Asset Type (Historic Cost Accounting) (NI Water Only) 2019 2020

Tags: AIR, Analysis of Fixed Asset Additions and Asset Maintenance by Asset Type, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, Historic Cost Accounting, NI Water, Northern Ireland water
Organization: OpenDataNI
Resource Management System

Resource Management (RM) was the system used throughout DWP from 2006 to carry out all its transactional human resources, payroll, finance and procurement functions.  RM held data on over 100,000 staff on behalf of all clients (DWP, Cabinet Office, Department for Education, Health and Safety Executive). This data comprised the full set of protected personal information: name; address; National Insurance number, bank account details; date of birth.  The data held also encompassed data that could be considered sensitive such as disability, sexual orientation, ethnicity; previous names, tax details, next of kin, sick absence dates and reasons, union membership. Note some elements of this data set were supplied on a voluntary basis and cannot be guaranteed to be complete for all employees. The system also contained, payroll records, pay and grade - current and history, allowances, expenses and overtime claims, advances and loans; payments and recoveries, diversity, learning & development activity, educational/professional qualifications, performance appraisal records and the purchase of good and services. As part of the procurement process RM held the details of requisitions raised (approximately 14,000 a year for all clients), purchase orders raised (some 11,500  per year for all clients), and associated supplier details and order values, invoices received and payments made, including supplier bank details and values (approximately 4,200 Bankers' Automated Clearing Services payments per year).  The Purchase to Pay service line also dealt with Accounts Receivable transactions. This dealt with approx. 96,000 receipts a year with the system holding details of individual debtors, the  balanced owed, nature of debt and payments received. RM held the accounting structures for each client  and records of all financial transactions, including manual and automatically created journals with values, descriptions, dates and audit reference data. Some 32,000 journals were processed per year. RM also contained records for Fixed Assets held for all clients.  This covered classification information, description of the asset, initial financial value, depreciation and current value of the asset. Transaction details were present for additions, deletions, revaluations, annual depreciation (approximately 4730 Fixed Asset related transactions per year). VAT transactions also formed part of the accounting data with VAT payment and reconciliation data for clients being held. The Resource Management System was in place from 2006 for DWP, April 2009 for Cabinet Office, and September 2009 for Department for Education. The data covered all parts of the UK and as well as the 11,300 current records there was historical data. 

Organization: Department for Work and Pensions
Smoke Control Areas

Dundee is covered by a network of 21 Smoke Control Areas, established under Section 18 of the Clean Air Act 1993.

Under the Clean Air Act 1993, it is an offence to emit smoke from a chimney of any building in a smoke control area. It is also an offence to burn solid fuel in a home or other premises unless the fuel is:

* an 'authorised smokeless fuel' (standard house coal and wood are not authorised fuels); or
* burnt in an 'exempt appliance'.

Tags: domestic fuel, environmental protection, smoke
Organization: Scottish Government SpatialData.gov.scot
Long-term monitoring network vegetation survey Mottey Meadows LTMNB43

This dataset contains vegetation data collected on Mottey Meadows which will help Natural England understand the effects of climate change, air pollution and land management on the natural environment.
All LTMN vegetation surveys (no. 80 surveys, spanning 2010 – 2019) have been transferred to a new template to provide improvements and consistency, and are now fully Quality Assured and republished. Attribution statement: © Natural England copyright. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right [year].

Tags: Environmental monitoring facilities, Habitats and biotopes, OpenData
Organization: Natural England