AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
NI 058 - Emotional and behavioural health of looked after children

Emotional and behavioural health of children and young people in care will be assessed through the use of a Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ). The SDQ is a short behavioural screening questionnaire. It has five sections that cover details of emotional difficulties; conduct problems; hyperactivity or inattention; friendships and peer groups; and also positive behaviour.

"National Indicator" datasets such as this one are discontinued. The data for all 200 datasets are archived in one spreadsheet in October 2010, with the most recent data being up to the end of March 2010.

Organization: Department for Education
NI 049c - Number of primary fires and related fatalities and non-fatal casualties (excluding precautionary checks) - Total non fatal casualties

The indicator assists by measuring the incidence of fire and related casualties, and is therefore a means by which individuals and communities can assess the fire safety support provided by their local fire service as well as supporting performance assessment by the Audit Commission. The indicator is defined in three parts: 1.Total number of primary fires per 100,000 population; 2.Total number of fatalities due to primary fires per 100,000 population; 3.Total number of non-fatal casualties (excluding precautionary checks and first aid cases) per 100,000 population; A primary fire is any fire involving property (including non-derelict vehicles) and/or casualties and/or involves 5 or more fire appliances. Good performance is typified by a lower rate.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 049b - Number of primary fires and related fatalities and non-fatal casualties (excluding precautionary checks) - Total fatalities

The indicator assists by measuring the incidence of fire and related casualties, and is therefore a means by which individuals and communities can assess the fire safety support provided by their local fire service as well as supporting performance assessment by the Audit Commission. The indicator is defined in three parts: 1.Total number of primary fires per 100,000 population; 2.Total number of fatalities due to primary fires per 100,000 population; 3.Total number of non-fatal casualties (excluding precautionary checks and first aid cases) per 100,000 population; A primary fire is any fire involving property (including non-derelict vehicles) and/or casualties and/or involves 5 or more fire appliances. Good performance is typified by a lower rate.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 049a - Number of primary fires and related fatalities and non-fatal casualties (excluding precautionary checks) - Total primary fires

The indicator assists by measuring the incidence of fire and related casualties, and is therefore a means by which individuals and communities can assess the fire safety support provided by their local fire service as well as supporting performance assessment by the Audit Commission. The indicator is defined in three parts: 1.Total number of primary fires per 100,000 population; 2.Total number of fatalities due to primary fires per 100,000 population; 3.Total number of non-fatal casualties (excluding precautionary checks and first aid cases) per 100,000 population; A primary fire is any fire involving property (including non-derelict vehicles) and/or casualties and/or involves 5 or more fire appliances. Good performance is typified by a lower rate.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 049 - Number of primary fires and related fatalities and non-fatal casualties (excluding precautionary checks)

A primary fire is any fire involving property (including non-derelict vehicles) or casualties or involves 5 or more fire appliances. The indicator is defined in three parts: 1.Total number of primary fires per 100,000 population; 2.Total number of fatalities due to primary fires per 100,000 population; 3.Total number of non-fatal casualties (excluding precautionary checks) per 100,000 population;

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 044e - Ethnic composition of offenders on Youth Justice System disposals -Chinese/other

This measures percentage point differences in the proportions of each Black Minority and Ethnic (BME) group of young people on youth justice disposals against the proportions of each BME group in the equivalent local population. BME main groups are classified as those main groups in the 2001 census. The ONS latest mid-year estimated figures used for the local youth population by BME group. It is important to do the analysis by each of the ethnic groups and not the overall BME group, otherwise the under-represented groups counter-balance the over-represented groups – giving the false impression there is no over-representation of particular BME groups. Areas would only need to submit values for the number of offenders in each ethnic group, as the local population data would be sourced from ONS to do the required calculations. Young people are those aged 10-17 years.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 044d - Ethnic composition of offenders on Youth Justice System disposals - Asian or asian british

This measures percentage point differences in the proportions of each Black Minority and Ethnic (BME) group of young people on youth justice disposals against the proportions of each BME group in the equivalent local population. BME main groups are classified as those main groups in the 2001 census. The ONS latest mid-year estimated figures used for the local youth population by BME group. It is important to do the analysis by each of the ethnic groups and not the overall BME group, otherwise the under-represented groups counter-balance the over-represented groups – giving the false impression there is no over-representation of particular BME groups. Areas would only need to submit values for the number of offenders in each ethnic group, as the local population data would be sourced from ONS to do the required calculations. Young people are those aged 10-17 years.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 044c - Ethnic composition of offenders on Youth Justice System disposals - Black or black british

This measures percentage point differences in the proportions of each Black Minority and Ethnic (BME) group of young people on youth justice disposals against the proportions of each BME group in the equivalent local population. BME main groups are classified as those main groups in the 2001 census. The ONS latest mid-year estimated figures used for the local youth population by BME group. It is important to do the analysis by each of the ethnic groups and not the overall BME group, otherwise the under-represented groups counter-balance the over-represented groups – giving the false impression there is no over-representation of particular BME groups. Areas would only need to submit values for the number of offenders in each ethnic group, as the local population data would be sourced from ONS to do the required calculations. Young people are those aged 10-17 years.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 044b - Ethnic composition of offenders on Youth Justice System disposals - Mixed

This measures percentage point differences in the proportions of each Black Minority and Ethnic (BME) group of young people on youth justice disposals against the proportions of each BME group in the equivalent local population. BME main groups are classified as those main groups in the 2001 census. The ONS latest mid-year estimated figures used for the local youth population by BME group. It is important to do the analysis by each of the ethnic groups and not the overall BME group, otherwise the under-represented groups counter-balance the over-represented groups – giving the false impression there is no over-representation of particular BME groups. Areas would only need to submit values for the number of offenders in each ethnic group, as the local population data would be sourced from ONS to do the required calculations. Young people are those aged 10-17 years.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 044a - Ethnic composition of offenders on Youth Justice System disposals - White

This measures percentage point differences in the proportions of each Black Minority and Ethnic (BME) group of young people on youth justice disposals against the proportions of each BME group in the equivalent local population. BME main groups are classified as those main groups in the 2001 census. The ONS latest mid-year estimated figures used for the local youth population by BME group. It is important to do the analysis by each of the ethnic groups and not the overall BME group, otherwise the under-represented groups counter-balance the over-represented groups – giving the false impression there is no over-representation of particular BME groups. Areas would only need to submit values for the number of offenders in each ethnic group, as the local population data would be sourced from ONS to do the required calculations. Young people are those aged 10-17 years.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 044 - Ethnic composition of offenders on Youth Justice System disposals

This measures percentage point differences in the proportions of each Black Minority and Ethnic (BME) group of young people on youth justice disposals against the proportions of each BME group in the equivalent local population. BME main groups are classified as those main groups in the 2001 census. The ONS latest mid-year estimated figures used for the local youth population by BME group. It is important to do the analysis by each of the ethnic groups and not the overall BME group, otherwise the under-represented groups counter-balance the over-represented groups ? giving the false impression there is no over-representation of particular BME groups.  Areas would only need to submit values for the number of offenders in each ethnic group, as the local population data would be sourced from ONS to do the required calculations.  Young people are those aged 10-17 years.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 043 - Young people within the Youth Justice System receiving a conviction in court who are sentenced to custody.

Young people are those aged 10-17.  The young offenders cohort is established during the period January to March and includes all those receiving a pre-court disposal (reprimand or final warning) or a first-tier or community penalty or who are released from custody.  This cohort is then tracked for 12 months to determine the total number of offences committed by those in the cohort. A reoffence is counted if it occurs within the 12 month tracking period and leads to a pre-court disposal or a court conviction, even if the pre-court disposal or court conviction occurs outside the 12 month period. By knowing the total number of reoffences and the total number of young people in the cohort, the average rate of reoffending can be calculated. All offences will count even if two or more offences are grouped for sentencing purposes and result in only one pre-court disposal or court conviction.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 026 - Specialist support to victims of a serious sexual offence

The proportion of victims of a serious sexual offence (who report the offence to the police) that receive support from a specialist sexual violence and abuse service. The relevant offences are: rape, sexual assault on a male, sexual assault on a female, causing sexual activity without consent and sexual activity etc. with a person with a mental disorder. Only crimes where the victim is 16 or over should be included in the analysis.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 019 - Rate of proven re-offending by young offenders

Young people are those aged 10-17.  The young offenders cohort is established during the period January to March and includes all those receiving a pre-court disposal (reprimand or final warning) or a first-tier or community penalty or who are released from custody. This cohort is then tracked for 12 months to determine the total number of offences committed by those in the cohort. A reoffence is counted if it occurs within the 12 month tracking period and leads to a pre-court disposal or a court conviction, even if the pre-court disposal or court conviction occurs outside the 12 month period. By knowing the total number of reoffences and the total number of young people in the cohort, the average rate of reoffending can be calculated. All offences will count even if two or more offences are grouped for sentencing purposes and result in only one pre-court disposal or court conviction.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NI 007 - Environment for a thriving third sector

The indicator will be measured every second year by a new, bespoke, centrally administered survey of local third sector organisations. The survey will also include contextual questions covering, for example, the quality of funding relationships and partnership working between the third sector and local statutory bodies. This will give local authorities more information to understand what may be driving their performance against the headline indicator.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
NHS IT Survey

NHS IT survey was circulated to NHS organisations between September and November 2011.

The survey was designed to collect high level data about systems and suppliers used within the NHS. Publishing this data in a transparent way aims to help:

- inform national strategic planning in relation to management of key suppliers
- inform local and regional strategy and decisions (e.g. to provide organisations with a good understanding of the wider NHS IT estate and to identify other organisations with similar estates/system dependencies to work together on issues of common interest)
- support the development of widely used systems in the NHS;
- enable information intermediaries to provide different insights to support the NHS as it continues to develop its capacity to exchange and provide information.

When reviewing the spreadsheet please bear in mind that this is simply a consolidated report of the raw data received so far. Consequently, no data cleansing has been undertaken and not all of the fields have been completed by all respondents.



Organization: Department of Health and Social Care
Child Well-being Index (CWI) 2009: Crime domain

The Crime Domain represents a measure of personal or material victimisation. Due to lack of available data on the impact of crime on children, the Crime Domain uses overall police recorded crime data relating to four major volume crime types that have major effects on individuals and communities. In order to provide a child focus to the domain, each of the four component indicators has been weighted according to the proportion of the at-risk population that is aged 0-15.
Source: Communities and Local Government (CLG)
Publisher: Communities and Local Government (CLG)
Geographies: Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA), Local Authority District (LAD), County/Unitary Authority
Geographic coverage: England
Time coverage: 2009
Type of data: Administrative data

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Child Well-being Index (CWI) 2009: Children in need domain

This domain is about children who are in various kinds of need. The Children in Need Survey (2005) (CiN), from the Department for Children, Schools and Families, provides information on all the children served by local authorities in a given week.
Source: Communities and Local Government (CLG)
Publisher: Communities and Local Government (CLG)
Geographies: Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA), Local Authority District (LAD), County/Unitary Authority
Geographic coverage: England
Time coverage: 2009
Type of data: Modelled data

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Publication of FTC accounts data 2012/13

Monitor is publishing the information from the 2012/13 Foundation Trust Consolidation (FTC) files submitted to Monitor by NHS foundation trusts on 30 May 2013.

* What is being published

The FTC files contain an NHS foundation trust's accounts data, together with other information to aid Monitor’s consolidation of the accounts, and additional information required by Monitor or the Department of Health.

The data set published here is limited to the FTC information that NHS foundation trusts are required to include in their annual accounts. The information contained in this file is already available in individual NHS foundation trusts' annual reports as laid before Parliament and published by Monitor in the FT Directory on Monitor’s website. The intention of this data file is to make this data easier to locate and manipulate.

This file does not contain consolidation adjustments made by Monitor. Upon consolidation Monitor makes adjustments including eliminating income and expenditure between NHS foundation trusts. For this reason the totals of the data included in this file might not agree to Monitor’s Consolidated NHS Foundation Trust Accounts.

* How to use the data 

Two files have been published, which should be used in conjunction:

- the data file, containing all of the FTC data published in the accounts of the 145 NHS foundation trusts as at 31 March 2013; and
- an illustrative FTC file to assist the user in understanding the data being presented.

The data set is a large file which contains tables of accounts data, for all notes to the accounts, for multiple NHS foundation trusts. It is difficult to present this data in a better format given the multi-dimensional nature of the data and limitations on file size. To assist the user in manipulating this data, please refer to the instructions document for further guidance. 

Organization: Monitor
Place Survey 2008: Further results

This release summarises the remaining data from the survey, such as citizens' priorities for their local area, further information on the perceived quality of local services and more information about crime and anti-social behaviour.
Source: Communities and Local Government (CLG)
Publisher: Communities and Local Government (CLG)
Geographies: Local Authority District (LAD), County/Unitary Authority, Government Office Region (GOR), National
Geographic coverage: England
Time coverage: 2008
Type of data: Survey

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Child Well-being Index

The Child Well-being Index (CWI) represents the first attempt to create a small area index exclusively for children in England. Unlike the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD), the CWI was restricted by the availability of data as many datasets are not disaggregated by age group. Data on children is largely collected through surveys which are not robust enough to be broken down to small area level.

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Health sector Registered and Umbrella Bodies - volumes in last 12 and 24 months

Data shows a list of Registered and Umbrella Bodies that contain ‘Trust’, ‘PCT’, ‘NHS’, Healthcare’, ‘Hospital’, ‘Primary Care Trust’, ‘National Health Service’ , ‘Foundation Trust’, ‘CCG’ and ‘Area Team. The spreadsheet includes the company name, the number of applications submitted by e-Bulk and by the number submitted by paper in the last 12 months and 24 months. Produced for an FOI request.

Organization: The Disclosure and Barring Service
Adapting to austerity: a review of police force and authority preparedness for the 2011/12–14/15 CSR period

In Spring 2011, HMIC carried out an inspection into the preparedness of forces and authorities across England and Wales to make savings over the four years of the comprehensive spending review period.  This review incorporates our inspection findings, and provides an independent commentary on the estimated scale of challenge, and how (at this stage) forces and authorities plan to meet it.

Organization: HM Inspectorate of Constabulary
Teenage lone parents in social rented housing

Number of lone parents under the age of 18 occupying Local Authority dwellings
Source: Housing Strategy Statistical Appendix, Communities and Local Government (CLG)
Publisher: Communities and Local Government (CLG)
Geographies: Local Authority District (LAD), Government Office Region (GOR), National
Geographic coverage: England
Time coverage: 2004 to 2006
Type of data: Administrative data

Organization: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Sub-regional public and private sector employee job estimates

The preferred souce of public sector employment data is the ONS National Statistics of Public Sector Employment. This provides employment estimates at national and regional level based on public sector returns and is available from the ONS website. Where data is required for GB below regional level these Annual Business Inquiry (ABI) employee jobs estimates can be used. This data provides estimates of the level of public and private sector employee jobs by Local Authority and Travel to Work area

Source agency: Business, Innovation and Skills

Designation: Official Statistics not designated as National Statistics

Language: English

Alternative title: Local authority public and private employee jobs

Organization: Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
Job Centre vacancies

Job Centre vacancies - by industry, occupation and duration
Source: Nomis
Publisher: Nomis
Geographies: Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA), Middle Layer Super Output Area (MSOA), Ward, Local Authority District (LAD), County/Unitary Authority, Government Office Region (GOR), National
Geographic coverage: Great Britain
Time coverage: 2002 to 2009
Type of data: Administrative data

Organization: Office for National Statistics
UKHO historical documents transferred to the National Archive

Please note - this data set is not being maintained.
In 2003 a decision was made to transfer selected historic documents held at the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) to The National Archives (TNA) of England and Wales, http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/search.asp?j=1. This is an ongoing process and the following types have been transferred:
1. Hydrographic charts and surveys held by the UKHO that were accumulated before 1826 are being catalogued and transferred. Those that have been sent to Kew are listed under the 'Charts and Surveys Transferred' tab, along with their date of transfer. These can be ordered at Kew using their catalogue and have been allocated the class number ADM 352.
2. Coastal views that were placed into albums before 1960 have been transferred. Those that have been sent to Kew are listed under the 'Coastal Views Transferred' tab. These can be ordered at Kew using their catalogue and have been allocated the class number ADM 344.
3. Ships' remark books that were returned to the Admiralty from the 1750s to 1784 have been catalogued and transferred. Those that have been sent to Kew are listed under the 'Remark Books Transferred' tab, along with their date of transfer. These can be ordered at Kew using their catalogue and have been allocated the class number ADM 346

Organization: United Kingdom Hydrographic Office
Antimicrobial Resistance surveillance data

Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) data gives the results of antimicrobial sensitivity testing on Salmonella isolates from samples collected from poultry and other animal species under the statutory surveillance scheme and also on other zoonotic bacteria and  veterinary pathogen isolates from clinical diagnostic samples. These provide information for ongoing monitoring  of resistance in bacteria from animals and their environment.

Organization: Veterinary Medicines Directorate