AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Early Years Foundation Stage profile (DfE)

The Early Years Foundation Stage Profile is a statutory collection of all English providers of funded early year's education in the maintained, private, voluntary and independent sectors. Data are collected at child-level for all funded children at the end of the Early Years Foundation Stage. Characteristics are collected including gender and date of birth, as well as the Early Years Foundation Stage profile assessment data itself - an assessment score is collected for each of the Early Learning Goals in the profile.

Early Years Foundation Stage profile is an annual collection carried out each summer after the assessments have been carried out.

Organization: Department for Education
London Site Business Continuity Contact Data

A data set in two parts - one in MS WORD, the other in MS EXCEL - that contains: names; telephone numbers (business telephone numbers, home telephone numbers, mobile telephone numbers, pager numbers, duty officer numbers); work e-mail addresses; post designation; business criticality data and organisational information in respect of individuals etc who may need to be contacted when the MOD's London Site Business Continuity Plan is activated. 

Organization: Ministry of Defence
National Insurance Recording System (NIRS2 - now part of NPS) - 1% sample

Extract from HMRC National Insurance Recording System (NIRS). 1% sample of P14 data plus 100% employer / P35 data. Produced in conjunction with DWP. Updated: annually. Data coverage: 2004-05 - 2011-12 (earlier years on raw data back to 1970s)

Organization: HM Revenue and Customs
Phonics Screening Check and National Curriculum Assessments at Key Stage 1 in England 2013

This statistical first release will provide information on the achievements of eligible pupils in the 2013 phonics screening check and national curriculum assessments at key stage 1. The statistics are produced from data provided to the Department by local authorities in July 2013 and are provisional 2013 data.
Information will also be broken down by different pupil characteristics, specifically: gender, ethnicity, first language, eligibility for free school meals and special educational needs.

Organization: Department for Education
Income transaction data

The activities of HSE include chargeable services. HSE charges fees and charges for services provided on a full-cost basis to external customers. 
Within its financial system, HSE holds transactional data in relation to the fees it has charged customers in relation to the provision of services.  The dataset includes customer details, amounts charged, amounts received etc.   
At the transactional level, the dataset includes some personal and commercially sensitive company data.

Organization: Health and Safety Executive
Plug-in Car and Van Grant Recipients

The asset is a web application logging orders and sales of cars eligible for the DfT Office for Low Emission Vehicles' Plug-in Car and Van Grants, which provides 25% or 20% off the cost of an eligible ultra low emission vehicle up to a maximum of 5000 or 8000 pounds respectively. The order details contain some personal data of recipients, such as names and addresses and car registration numbers.

Organization: Department for Transport
Record of QTS Awards in England and Wales

Part of the dataset held in the CRM Evolve national database of qualified teachers. This is a live dataset including historical data from previous responsible agencies.  Details of individual teachers are accessible to schools and other employers through the Employer Access online service.  This  dataset will transfer into the new Dynamics CRM in late 2013 and will be accessible to relevant stakeholders through a new web based NCTL portal. Source: GTCE TA NCTL

Organization: National College for Teaching and Leadership
Residential Bursary Fund annual MI return

The RBF annual data return is a voluntary collection from institutions with an allocation of RBF funding.  The aim is to obtain data on the numbers of students supported in each of the defined categories of spend and the amount of funding spent in each category, in the previous academic year.  The data is used to inform the next year's RBF allocation for each institution.  A reconciliation exercise is also undertaken to recover any unspent funds.  The collection is undertaken once a year between September and October.  It is collected directly by the EFA from each of the 43 institutions with RBF allocations. 

Organization: Education and Skills Funding Agency
Early Years Professional Status Database

The National College for Teaching and Learning awards accreditation of Early Years Professional Status and Early Years Teachers Status on behalf of the Secretary of State for Education. To operate the Early Years Professional Status programme administration efficiently, a web-based IT system is available to handle integrated tracking of candidates, progress and funding. This system will be referred to as the EYPS database. The database primary functions are to:
Manage the information required for performance management.
Administer milestone payments from National College for Teaching and Leadership to Prime Organisations.

Training providers are required to maintain the EYPS Database to enable National College for Teaching and Leadership to monitor performance and financial liabilities .


Organization: National College for Teaching and Leadership
The National Employer Skills Survey (NESS), 2003-2009

The National Employer Skills Survey for England (NESS) was a survey carried out biennially in England by the Learning and Skills Council.  In 2009, as part of continuity measures after machinery of government changes, the survey was taken over by the UK Commission. The survey covered many of the measures which have been transferred into the UK-wide survey.   These include recruitment and retention problems, demand for skills, skill gaps, workforce development and training, and business strategy and structure. 



Organization: Learning and Skills Council
Occupational Health

Occupational Health providers: Have visibility of a range of data relating to individuals who are referred to them by managers/HR. This will include data relating to age, medical history and working arrangements. The Management Information reports produced by Health Management include data on the number of management referrals by month, Division and Directorate, the number of workstation assessments by month, Division and Directorate, the number of ill health retirement referrals by month, Division and Directorate, the number of management referrals split by illness and Directorate, health trends and benchmarking data for illnesses by various service sectors. 

Organization: The Insolvency Service
Contact database

Contact database for communications purposes contains contact information and contact history and response.  The data is split in to those contacts that are managed automatically and those which are managed manually. Automatic contacts included the email addresses and role information for individuals on our scheme registry. These details are passed to MSCRM4 so that we can contact them via email campaigns.  Automatic contacts also include subscribers to our "News-byEmail" alerts service.  Manual contacts include the details of organisations in tranches 1 - 9 of the employer compliance regime. The data includes the PAYE reference and staging dates for organisations, together with the contact details of the chief exective officers.  These details were loaded to MSCMR4 to enable The Pensions Regulator to send letters to organisations to inform them of their employer duties in advance of their staging dates.  The responsiblity for sending correspondance to employers in tranches 10 and above now lies with our outsourced partner Capita.  Organisational details may be appended with meeting notes and The Pensions Regualtor's internal assessment of readiness to comply with automatic enrolment duties.  Organisational records may also include the details of additional contacts if they have been identified as being responsible for managing through changes to  comply with workplace pensions reform.  Manual contacts also include the contact details and of organisations managed by our stakeholder team. Details  may include meeting notes and contact history.

Organization: The Pensions Regulator
Customer Relationship Management System

Customer Relationship Management System contains details of individuals and organisations that have made contact with the regulator since 2006. This will include personal details and will include details of individuals overseas although this will be a very small minority of individuals.  The information enables the regulator to keep records of its customers and also the ability to link contact information to identify emerging risks.  Contains personal data:- Name, contact details, employer, role, complaints, whistleblowing, enquiry. Links to document management system.

Organization: The Pensions Regulator
Travel Data -  Transparency Agenda and FOI Request

The Government Procurement Service (GPS) is in receipt of a request under the Freedom of Information Act to release the following data: Flight bookings made by GPS customers through the various frameworks offered by the Government Procurement Service in 2011:
 
The date of flights
The number and class of seats
The departure and destination airport
The cost of booking
The airline
The agency, department or sub department

Organization: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
16 to 19 Bursary Fund annual MI return.

The 16-19 Bursary Funding annual data return is a voluntary collection from institutions with an allocation of funding.  The aim is to obtain data on the numbers of students supported in each of the Bursary Fund's defined vulnerable group categories; the number supported with discretionary bursary awards and the amount of funding spent on vulnerable group bursaries. The collection is undertaken once a year in October.  It is collected directly by the EFA.  From 2013/14, institutions will only be asked for data on discretionary bursary awards.  Data on vulnerable group bursaries will be supplied to the EFA by the Learner Support Service (LSS), following a change in the arrangements by which institutions draw down funding for these students from this year.

Organization: Education and Skills Funding Agency
Queries and disputes related to fee for Intervention

HSE operates a Fee for Intervention (FFI) cost recovery scheme, which came into effect on 1 October 2012. Under the FFI scheme, HSE can recover all of the costs it incurs from dealing with businesses who are found to be in material breach of Heath and Safety law.
Those businesses billed for the recovery of HSE’s costs in such circumstances can raise a query or dispute the charge.   
HSE maintains information on the numbers of queries and disputes received (since 1 October 2012), names and details of the organisations raising the query/dispute, dates of receipt and responses and whether the query/dispute was upheld/not upheld. 
The dataset includes some personal and commercially sensitive company data. 

Organization: Health and Safety Executive
Final claims data

Colleges, commercial and charitable providers and other institutions provide an annual funding return to the EFA which is recorded and held currently in Excel spreadsheets. This data consists of outturn information including the number of students actually recruited and the funding relating to them.  For commercial and charitable providers (CCPs) funded on contract this also holds a variance against students and funding actually allocated in that academic year, and the reconciliation values for the payments to CCPs.  Grant-in-aid institutions are not usually subject to funding reconciliation adjustments to their allocation payments.

Organization: Education and Skills Funding Agency
Annual Business Survey - Financial

ABS reports annually on UK businesses in the Agriculture (part), Production, Construction, Distribution and Service sectors. Its main variables are Turnover, Purchases, approximate Gross Value Added (AGVA), Employment costs, Capital expenditure and Stocks. The survey collects GB data to which NI data is added (supplied by NISRA). All data are reported on a current price basis. Provisional national data is published in November followed by Revised data in June. Regional data is then published in July.  ABS also delivers SBS data to Eurostat every June, and feeds into the NA Supply and Use tables in February.  

Organization: Office for National Statistics
Government Secure Intranet (GSI) Personal Commitment Statements (PCS)

Government Secure Intranet (GSI) Personal Commitment Statements (PCS)  is an application for internal Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) use only. It is used by all new IT account holders on entry and once per year by all registered users to confirm they agree to the terms and conditions of use of Defra network systems and handling of information.

Organization: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
NHS (England) Dental Epidemiology Programme - local surveys of oral health among children and adults.

Surveys differ by year i.e. 2007/08 - 5 yr olds, 2008/09 - 12 yr olds, 2009/10 -Adults, 2010/11 - Adult sub-groups and SHA defined, 2011/12 - 5 yr olds, 2012/13 - 3 yr olds.
Data collected includes date of birth, postcode of school, postcode of residence and various oral health descriptors

Organization: Public Health England
Cycling City and Towns (CCT)  Evaluation respondent identifiers.

Sample information on approx. 7000 households which have agreed to be recontacted as part of this research project. Can be linked to Senior Research and Evaluation (SRE) 3B but is stored separately and will be deleted after post-implementation survey. The data is stored electronically and in paper form by the contractor (AECOM) and is shared with supply chain members Office of National Statistics (ONS) and University of the West England (UWE) under the terms of the Data Protection Act.

Organization: Department for Transport
Customer database – HSE Books

The HSE Books Customer Database, held by HSE’s appointed storage and Distribution services provider holds the following information:
There are 19,228 customer records (256 Active and 18,972 closed) documenting orders placed from 1998 to date (31 July 2013).  The orders relate to requests for printed copies of HSE’s guidance portfolio.  These records include data on: Customer Address details;Standard Industry Classification code (SIC) where applicable; Type of business; Number of Employees; Order history; Payment history; Payment type; Credit limit;
This information is provided to HSE for management information purposes.  Sensitive information in relation to payments or bank account details is not shared with HSE and is dealt with under the appropriate financial controls operated by our service provider and the Data Protection Act.

Organization: Health and Safety Executive
HNS 1415 Master Working copy 16Jul13

Integrated the 2013 to 2014 academic year pre and post 16 HNS funded places into one data set in order to communicate a baseline to all local authorities for the start of the review of funded HNS places for the 2014 to 2015 academic year.  The dataset includes pre 16 funded places by SEN Unit, SEN places, Alternative provision and Resourced provision and Post 16 funded places by the age groups 16-18 and 19-24 at an aggregated LA level (based upon LA funded places for pre 16 and LA residency for post 16) and at an individual institution level.



Organization: Education and Skills Funding Agency
UK Business Enterprise Research and Development survey (BERD)

The survey collects research and development (R&D) data from UK business enterprises who have been identified as R&D performers. This includes expenditure data, types of research and numbers of scientists/researchers, technicians and support staff.   It is the only survey that measures R&D expenditure and employment in the business sector in the UK. The data are used for policy purposes on Science and Technology, of which Research and Development (R&D) is an important part. Also used widely by academia. 

Organization: Office for National Statistics
Accommodation Stock Audit

Official statistic refreshed every second year - a compilation of accommodation stock information (serviced and non-serviced). England results are combined with those from other tourist boards to create a UK-level return for Eurostat.  Some variation in timelines, but generally published at the end of every second calendar year (next update 2014).

Current deliverables are available at http://www.visitengland.org/insight-statistics/major-tourism-surveys/accommodations/AccommodationStock/

Organization: Visit England
Funding Allocations for institutions

We hold Academic Year funding allocations for all educational institutions in England delivering to 16-19 year olds including academies.

Since 2011/12 these allocations are calculated and held in a central repository to store and manipulate DfE business data via a SQL database and a .NET front end.   The allocations are updated as necessary throughout a contracting year.  The allocations are for each academic year August to July. The information held consists of:-
-  provider details including, local authority, provider type, 
-  elements used to calculated the institution's allocation such as numbers of 
    students, factors relating to disadvantage, programme type, area, 
-  allocation amounts broken down into various funding lines such as programme 
    funding, protection, high needs funding, learner support funding

Organization: Education and Skills Funding Agency
Wildlife Incident Investigations

The Wildlife Incident Investigation Scheme makes enquiries into the death or illness of wildlife, pets and beneficial invertebrates that may have resulted from pesticide poisoning.  Approximately 100 incidents are recorded each year under WIIS. Summary reports of the scheme are published on-line quarterly.
The dataset includes some personal information and address details, the incident details including location; unsubstantiated ‘allegations’ naming individuals (for reported concerns) and the results of the investigation.

Organization: Health and Safety Executive
Record of Newly Qualified Teachers engaged in induction activity in England

Part of the dataset held in the CRM Evolve national database of qualified teachers . This is a live dataset including historical data from previous responsible agencies. Details  of individual teachers are accessible to schools and other employers through the Employer Access Online service.  This dataset will transfer into the new Dynamics CRM database late 2013 and will be accessible to relevant stakeholders through a web based NCTL portal. Source GTCE TA NCTL.

Organization: National College for Teaching and Leadership
Employers' Pension Provision Survey

Quantitative survey of employers carried out approximately every two years since 1994. Anonymised versions of the 2005 to 2011 datasets are held by DWP for analysis by pension analysts. The survey collects information on the extent and type of pension provision by GB private sector employers for their employees. The published research reports cover the proportions of firms providing pensions and the extent of employee membership of employer pension schemes. In respect of the nature of pension provision, the report covers the types of provision, joining mechanisms and contribution rates. The report also outlines the main reasons for provision or non-provision of pensions and examines recent and planned changes in provision. Most recent versions of the survey also look at employer intentions around the workplace pension reforms.

Organization: Department for Work and Pensions
Youth Contract programme for 16 and 17 year olds who are not in education, employment or training

The data on young people who are currently supported by the Youth Contract Programme for 16 and 17 year olds is collected through monthly returns from the 6 Prime contractors which deliver the programme.  The data contains young people's Unique Learner Numbers, date of birth, learning difficulty or disability, ethnicity and the stage of the programme that they are at i.e., whether they have just started on the programme, are re engaged on a programme of study or have achieved a sustained re engagement i.e., have stayed on a programme of study for 5 out of six months.    There are 2 cohorts of young people who are eligible to be engaged on the Youth Contract programme and these are: (cohort 1) those who are aged 16 and 17 who are NEET and have no GCSEs A*-C and (cohort 2) those who are aged 16 and 17 who are NEET and have either: 1 GCSE A*-C or; who are young offenders; or who are/were in care.

Organization: Education and Skills Funding Agency
Expenditure  Transactions

Within its financial system, HSE holds transactional data in relation to expenditure it has incurred with organisations for the provision of goods and services.   
The information is collated into the annual accounts which are published on an annual basis.
The dataset includes supplier details, value and date of transaction etc. 
At the transactional level, the dataset includes some personal and commercially sensitive company data. 
A monthly-updated list of all financial transactions spending over £25,000 made by the Health and Safety Executive is published on http://data.gov.uk/dataset/financial-transactions-data-dwp-hse
as part of the Government's commitment to transparency in expenditure. 

Organization: Health and Safety Executive
Bereavement Benefit

This holds personal information about claimants in receipt of bereavement benefit payments. Bereavement Benefits cover three aspects: 1) Bereavement Payment (one off payment to widow/widower 2) Widowed Parents Allowance (Weekly benefit payable to widow/widower receiving Child Benefit) 3) Bereavement Allowance weekly benefit to people aged 45 to pensionable age with no dependent children. Data contains geographical and financial information and is produced on a quarterly basis.

Organization: Department for Work and Pensions
Attitudes To Pensions Survey

Quantitative survey of the GB population aged 18 and over, carried out every three years since 2006. Anonymised versions of the 2006 and 2009 dataset are available on the UK data archive and the 2012 dataset is currently held by DWP for analysis by pension analysts. The purpose of the survey and the accompanying published research reports examine people’s attitudes to financial preparations for later life and decisions on leaving paid work.

Organization: Department for Work and Pensions
Hazardous Substance Consent

Information is held relating to Hazardous Substance Consent Applications.
These are submitted by Hazardous Substance Authorities, and the dataset used to track the progress of these applications within specified timescales as directed by Central Government.
These records include: Case description, outlining brief details of the Hazardous Substance Consent Application, Name of the Local Authority dealing with the Hazardous Substance Consent Application, Hazardous Substance Consent Application Reference Number, List of those Substances being applied for in the application, and where and how these are stored on site, Date the Application was received into HSE, Date of the HSE response sent to the Hazardous Substance Authority
HSE is a statutory consultee in the Hazardous Substance Consent process and in most cases the Hazardous Substance Consent applications and consultee comments are publically available on most of the Local Authority websites. Most of the Local Authorities manage a Register of Hazardous Substance Consent Applications, including the final Decision Outcome, which is publically available.
The information in the data set covers Great Britain and some date back to the year 1992.
Some of the early records are still required in order to discharge HSE’s statutory duties.

Organization: Health and Safety Executive