AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
PSNI fixed penalties and speed courses for motoring offences 2017 - 2022

The PSNI produces statistics on motoring offences that are detected by the police. Motoring offences can be dealt with by issuing a fixed penalty notice (FPN), attendance at a speed awareness course or referral for prosecution. Figures relating to those offences referred for prosecution are excluded from these statistics.

Tags: FPN, Fixed Penalty Notices, Motoring Offences, PSNI, Speed, Speeding courses, Traffic offences
Organization: OpenDataNI
IRC284906 Skills Academy SO Competition External Recruitment Campaign Data

This dataset provides a breakdown of the NICS Skills Academy SO external recruitment campaign by; gender, community background, age, disability, ethnic background, sexual orientation, etc. It also includes a breakdown of internal and external candidates who were invited to interview, passed interview and offered an appointment.

Tags: Age, Community Background, Disability, Ethnic Background, Gender, NICS, Recruitment, Section 75, Skills Academy SO
Organization: OpenDataNI
FCA: Financial promotions quarterly data 2023 Q1

The FCA analyses the data, from 1 January 2023 and 31 March 2023, resulting from action it has taken against authorised firms breaching financial promotion rules and referrals, and investigations into unregulated activity.

The data the FCA gathers means it can monitor developments in the market, get insights into sectors it has concerns about and act to prevent consumers from harm.

The latest data shows the FCA reviewed 539 financial adverts relating to authorised firms, and its engagement resulted in 2,235 promotions being amended or withdrawn. Retail lending (with 45%), and retail investments (45%) are the sectors with the highest amend/withdraw outcomes, amounting to just over 90% of the FCA's interventions with authorised firms.

Organization: Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
FCA: Whistleblowing quarterly data 2022 Q3

The data shows the number of new whistleblowing reports the FCA received between July and September 2022 and the allegations they featured.

The FCA Whistleblowing team receives reports about alleged wrongdoing in the areas of financial services that fall within its remit.

The FCA assesses every whistleblowing case it receives, to inform the work it does and to help it to identify actual or potential harm that has arisen or could arise. This could be harm to consumers, to markets, to the UK economy or to wider society. 

The Whistleblowing team receives reports by telephone, email, its online reporting form and post. In 2022 Q3 (July - September), the FCA received 291 new whistleblowing reports.

Organization: Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
RQIA Registered Services

This dataset details all registered health and social care services in Northern Ireland including nursing homes, residential care homes and domiciliary care agencies (excluding children's services) in accordance with The Health and Social Services (Quality, Improvement and Regulation) (Northern Ireland) Order 2003 and associated regulations

Tags: Domiciliary Care, Healthcare, Healthcare Agencies, Nursing Care, RQIA, Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority, Residential Care, Residential homes
Organization: OpenDataNI
FCA: Financial promotions data 2022

The FCA analyses data, between 1 January 2022 to 31 December 2022, resulting from action taken against authorised firms breaching financial promotion rules and referrals and investigations into unregulated activity.

Financial services play a critical role in the lives of everyone in the UK. The rising cost of living continues to heavily impact consumers, with the most vulnerable being hit the hardest, so it is important for consumers to get the outcomes they need from financial markets. A large part of delivering good consumer outcomes is linked to good quality marketing information. Unclear or misleading marketing is highly concerning because of the complex and often long-term nature of financial products. It is more important than ever that financial promotions are responsible and clear so consumers can commit to appropriate financial products.

This data provides an overview of how the FCA is working to improve standards across the market so that consumers are provided with clear, fair and not misleading financial promotions to enable them to make an informed decision before parting with their money. It brings together the data and themes reported in the FCA's quarterly financial promotions publications during 2022, where it significantly increased its intervention activity. The FCA expects firms to read this and take necessary steps to ensure they deliver good consumer outcomes. It will continue its intervention activity where it has identify authorised and unauthorised firms and/or individuals causing consumer harm.    

##What’s included in the data
* key messages
* examples of the FCA's work on financial promotions during 2022
* information on how to report a misleading financial advert or potential scam

Organization: Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Stroud District Brownfield Register 2022

The Town and Country Planning (Brownfield Land Register) Regulations 2017, which came into force in April 2017, require each local planning authority responsible for determining applications for housing development to prepare, maintain and publish a register of previously developed land in their area which they consider appropriate for residential development. The Register comprises two parts: • Part 1 – all brownfield sites, at least 0.25ha in area or capable of supporting at least 5 dwellings, that a local planning authority has assessed as appropriate for residential development. • Part 2 – only those sites included in Part 1 that the local planning authority has decided would be suitable for a grant of permission in principle for residential development. The Register is designed to provide transparent, up-to-date and consistent information about suitable and available brownfield sites in the local area assessed as appropriate for housing. The Register will be updated at least once a year.

Organization: Stroud District Council
FCA: Firm complaints data 2022 H2 (1 July to 31 December 2022)

Financial firms provide data to the FCA every 6 months about the complaints they have received, what these were about and how they dealt with them. The FCA collects and publishes data at both an aggregate (market level) and firm specific, although only publishes firm specific data for firms reporting 500 or more complaints in a 6 month reporting period, or 1,000 or more complaints in an annual reporting period.

The FCA uses the complaints data to help assess how firms interact with and treat their customers as well as monitoring their performance over time. It also uses this data to guide its work in supervising firms and markets, highlighting any potential concerns with specific financial products offered.

##Key findings include:

* In 2022 H2, financial services firms received 1.79m complaints, a decrease of 6% from 2022 H1 (1.91m) (figure 1).
 
* The product groups that experienced a decrease in their complaint numbers were banking and credit cards (5%), insurance and pure protection (10%), and investments (10%).
 
* The home finance product group saw the biggest increase (14%) in complaints received by firms, from 88,514 in 2022 H1 to 101,331 in 2022 H2.
 
* Decumulation and pensions also saw a 4% increase in complaints from 70,200 in 2022 H1 to 73,069 in 2022 H2.
 
* Since 2016 H2, current accounts have remained the most complained about products. However, the number of complaints decreased, from 528,850 in 2022 H1 to 500,371 in 2022 H2 (5%).

Organization: Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Locally Listed Buildings

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 West and Chester Council
Shoreline Management Plan Policies


      A Shoreline Management Plan (SMP) is a large-scale assessment of the risks associated with coastal processes and helps reduce these risks to people and the developed, historic and natural environments. Coastal processes include tidal patterns, wave height, wave direction and the movement of beach and seabed materials. The SMPs set the strategic policy direction for coastal management and identify the most sustainable approaches to managing the risks to the coast in the short term (Epoch 1 0-20 years), medium term (Epoch 2 20-50 years) and long term (Epoch 3 50-100 years). A set of preferred policies are identified which are assigned to 'policy units' for each SMP epoch. A 'policy unit' (PU) is a length of shoreline where a separate shoreline management policy appl
ies. PU's are defined by coastal areas that have similar characteristics in terms of coastal processes and assets at risk, that can be managed efficiently. Four policy options are available for SMPs:

- Hold the Line (HTL): an aspiration to build or maintain artificial defences so that the current position of the shoreline remains. This can involve maintaining or changing the standard of protection.
- Advance the Line (ATL): by building new defences on the seaward side of the original defences. This is rarely used and is limited to policy units where there is significant land reclamation is considered. There are no policy units in Wales assigned ATL.
- Managed Realignment (MR): by allowing the shoreline to move backwards or forwards naturally but managing the process to direct it in certain areas.
- No Active Intervention (NAI): where there is no planned investment in coastal defences or operations, regardless of whether or not an artificial defence has existed previously.
The coastal management approach for a certain section of coast may change from the status quo where a policy may no longer be practical or acceptable over 100 years. Therefore, a combination of policies may be proposed over the length of the SMP.
The dataset identifies which of the second-generation Shoreline Management Plans are applicable to a particular stretch of the Welsh coastline and the policies assigned to policy units related to that particular area. This dataset is a polyline, spatial data layer for the Welsh coast only.
    

Organization: Natural Resources Wales
Urban Waste Water Treatment Regulations (UWWTR) Sensitive Areas - Eutrophic


      The Water Environment (Water Framework Directive) (England and Wales) Regulations 2017 (WFD Regulations 2017) requires specification of protected areas for those areas designated as nutrient sensitive areas.
The Urban Waste Water Treatment Regulations (UWWTR) Sensitive Areas Eutrophic layer is a replacement layer of the Welsh only sites previously designated under the Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive. it shows the extent of Urban Wastewater Treatment Regulation  (UWWTR) sensitive areas (eutrophic).
The UWWTR describes eutrophication as 'the enrichment of water by nutrients, especially compounds of nitrogen and/or phosphorous, causing an accelerated growth of algae and higher forms of plant life to produce an undesirable disturbance to the balance of organisms present in the water and to the quality of the water concerned'. The UWWTR regulates the collection and treatment of waste water from homes and from industry. In the UK, the Directive is implemented through the Urban Wastewater Treatment Regulations 1994. Under these Regulations, water bodies that are (or may soon become) eutrophic should be designated as sensitive areas by Defra. This applies to still fresh waters, rivers, estuaries and coastal waters.
    

Organization: Natural Resources Wales
Priority Ecological Networks


      Priority Ecological Networks (PENs) in the terrestrial environment are versions of the all-Wales habitat networks that show areas of connectivity between Protected Sites, and as such provide a framework to inform the location of action to build functional resilient ecological networks based on our most important places for biodiversity.  Typical actions would be habitat improvement, restoration, or creation, located within the boundaries of a PEN, or situated at its margins to consolidate, extend, or link different PENs. These PENs supersede the GIS layers that were previously known as ‘Level 2 networks’, and are available for: Native woodland; Semi-natural grassland; Heathland; Bog; Fen and Sand Dune. All these priority networks are also represented as a ‘PEN Ho
tspot’ map, which is a simple count of all available networks within a given 1km square for an ‘at a glance’ view across Wales.

In addition, the ‘native woodland’ and ‘semi-natural grassland’ PENs have both received updates in the form of additional networks to  accommodate our latest protected sites series and survey information and expand beyond what was originally available. Heathland, Bog and Fen have been merged from their originally separate upland and lowland versions into singular datasets and a previously unreleased ‘sand dune’ network is also now included.  A Freshwater PEN is planned.
At sea, an ecologically coherent network of marine protected areas (MPAs) has been established which, when measures are in place to bring about good condition, will form the marine Resilient Ecological Network. Connectivity within the MPA Network is inherently good, however some of the features (species and habitats for which the sites are designated) are known to be in unfavourable condition. The marine Priority Ecological Network (MPEN) map shows the full extent of the MPA network, highlighting the sites where one or more features are known to be in unfavourable condition. In the highlighted areas, action is needed to deliver measures that restore features, reduce pressures to enable their recovery, or gather evidence needed to support effective management.
    

Tags: Habitats and biotopes
Organization: Natural Resources Wales
2011 Census DC Tables 1. Demography

2011 Census cross-tabulations within the demography topic. Tables for Camden, Greater London and England & Wales (including Age and sex, Marital and Civil Partnership Status, Living Arrangements, Residence Type, Household Composition, Dependent Children). 
THIS IS A ZIP file. Download to your computer, unzip (extract) the Excel files contained in order to access the Index file.

Tags: age, census, dependent children, families, household composition, households, living arrangements, marital and civil partnership status, residence type, residents, sex
Organization: London Borough of Camden
Historic Flood Warnings and Flood Alerts


      Listing of Severe Flood Warnings, Flood Warnings, Update Flood Warnings and Flood Alerts issued since the Floodline Warnings Direct service went live on January 26th 2006 to the present. This dataset includes flood warnings issued by Natural Resources Wales (NRW) from 1 April 2013. Flood Alerts and Warnings are issued for flooding from rivers and the sea.  For Flood Alerts this is generally river catchments or stretches of coastline. For Flood Warnings and Severe Flood Warnings this is specific communities or parts of communities.
    

Tags: Human health and safety, Natural risk zones
Organization: Natural Resources Wales
NI Water AIR21 Sewage Treatment Works Large Works Information Database 2020 2021

NI Water Annual Information Return 2020 2021 Table 17b Sewerage Explanatory Factors Sewage Treatment Works - Large Works Information Database

Tags: AIR21, Annual Information Return 2020 2021, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Table 17b, large works information database, sewage treatment works, sewerage explanatory factors
Organization: OpenDataNI
NI Water AIR21 Sewage Treatment Works Loads 2020 2021

NI Water Annual Information Return 2020 2021 Table 17d Sewerage Explanatory Factors Sewage Treatment Works - Loads

Tags: AIR21, Annual Information Return 2020 2021, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Sewage Treatment Works Loads, Table 17d, sewerage explanatory factors
Organization: OpenDataNI
NI Water AIR21 Analysis Fixed Asset Additions Asset Maintenance by Asset Type 2020 2021

NI Water Annual Information Return 2020 2021 Table 32 Financial Measures Analysis of Fixed Asset Additions and Asset Maintenance by Asset Type Historic Cost Accounting

Tags: AIR21, Analysis of Fixed Asset Additions and Asset Maintenance by Asset Type, Annual Information Return 2020 2021, Financial Measures, Historic Cost Accounting, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Table 32
Organization: OpenDataNI
NI Water AIR21 Reconciliation of operating profit to net cash flow 2020 2021

NI Water Annual Information Return 2020 2021 Table 29 Regulatory Accounts Historical Cost Accounting Reconciliation of Operating Profit to Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities

Tags: AIR21, Annual Information Return 2020 2021, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Reconciliation of Operating Profit to Net Cash Flow, Table 29, historic cost accounting, regulatory accounts
Organization: OpenDataNI
NI Water AIR21 Analysis of Fixed Assets by Asset Type 2020 2021

NI Water Annual Information Return 2020 2021 Table 25 Regulatory Accounts Historic Cost Accounting Analysis of Fixed Assets by Asset Type

Tags: AIR21, Annual Information Return 2020 2021, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Regulatory accounts, Table 25, analysis of fixed assets by asset type, historic cost accounting
Organization: OpenDataNI
Northern Ireland Railways NIR Signal Posts

A signal post is a structure that supports the NIR signals. These are visual display devices which convey instructions or provide warning of instructions regarding the driver’s authority to proceed on the railway network.

Tags: Device, Display, Government, INSPIRE, Metadata, NI, NI Railways, NIR, Northern Ireland, Public, Public Government Services, Rail, Railway Network, Railways, Service, Signal, Signal Posts, Structure, Train, Translink, Transport, Transport Networks, Warning
Organization: OpenDataNI
NIW SLUDGE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL INFORMATION 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return 2019 2020 Table 17g Sewerage Explanatory Factors Sludge Treatment and Disposal Information

Tags: AIR20, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Sewerage, Sludge, Sludge Treatment and Disposal Information, Wastewater, sewerage explanatory factors
Organization: OpenDataNI
NIW SEWERAGE SERVICE KEY OUTPUTS AND SERVICE DELIVERY 2019 2020

NI WATER ANNUAL INFORMATION RETURN 2020 SEWERAGE SERVICE KEY OUTPUTS AND SERVICE DELIVERY 2019 2020

Tags: AIR20, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, NI WATER, SEWERAGE, SEWERAGE SERVICE KEY OUTPUTS AND SERVICE DELIVERY 2019 2020, TABLE B, WASTEWATER
Organization: OpenDataNI
NIW DEPRECIATION CHARGE BY ASSET TYPE 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return 2019 2020 Table 33 Depreciation Charge by Asset Type

Tags: AIR20, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, Depreciation Charge by Asset Type, Depreciation Charge for the Year, Expenditure and Provision, Financial Measures, Historic Cost Accounting, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water
Organization: OpenDataNI
NIW ACTIVITY COSTING ANALYSIS WATER SERVICE 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return 2019 2020 Table 21 Regulatory Accounts (Historic Cost Accounting) Activity Costing Analysis Water Service

Tags: AIR20, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, Clean Water, Historic Cost Accounting, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Water Supply, activity costing analysis, regulatory accounts, water service
Organization: OpenDataNI
NIW ANALYSIS OF BORROWINGS BALANCE SHEET AS AT MARCH 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return 2019 2020 Table 19a Analysis of Borrowings Due After More Than One Year (Historical Cost Accounting) Balance Sheet as at 31 March

Tags: AIR20, Analysis of Borrowings Due After More Than One Year, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, Balance Sheet as at 31 March, Historical Cost Accounting, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, analysis of borrowings, table 19a
Organization: OpenDataNI
NIW PPP REPORTING OPERATIONAL COSTS 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return 2019 2020 Table 43 PPP Reporting Operational Costs

Tags: AIR20, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, Direct Costs to NI Water, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Operating Expenditure NI Water, Operational Costs, PPP Information, PPP Reporting, Project Description, Total PPP Operating Expenditure
Organization: OpenDataNI
NIW ANALYSIS OF FIXED ASSET ADDITIONS AND ASSET MAINTENANCE BY ASSET TYPE 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return 2019 2020 Table 32 Financial Measures Analysis of Fixed Asset Additions and Asset Maintenance by Asset Type (Historic Cost Accounting)

Tags: AIR20, Analysis of Fixed Asset Additions and Asset Maintenance by Asset Type, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, Financial Measures, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Table 32
Organization: OpenDataNI
NIW ANALYSIS OF TURNOVER AND OPERATING INCOME 2019 2020

NI Water Annual Information Return 2019 2020 Table 23 Regulatory Accounts Analysis of Turnover and Operating Income

Tags: AIR 20, AIR20, Analysis of Turnover and Operating Income, Annual Information Return 2019 2020, NI Water, Northern Ireland Water, Table 23, operating income, regulatory accounts, revenue correction mechanism, turnover, working capital adjustment
Organization: OpenDataNI
Chester Archaeological Character Zones

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 West and Chester Council
York Cycle Network

For further information about cycling - see the [City of York Council](https://www.york.gov.uk/cycling) website

*Please note that the data published within this dataset is a live API link to CYC's GIS server. Any changes made to the master copy of the data will be immediately reflected in the resources of this dataset.The date shown in the "Last Updated" field of each GIS resource reflects when the data was first published.

Organization: City of York Council
JSA & UC Briefings 2022/23

This dataset contains monthly briefings on Job Seekers Allowances (__JSA__) and Universal Credit (__UC__) for the City of York.  

For some of the raw data behind these briefings please see the following Key Performance Indicators:

•	[CJGE06](https://data.yorkopendata.org/dataset/kpi-cjge06)                           
•	[CJGE07](https://data.yorkopendata.org/dataset/kpi-cjge07)                              
•	[CJGE08](https://data.yorkopendata.org/dataset/kpi-cjge08)                         
•	[CJGE151](https://data.yorkopendata.org/dataset/kpi-cjge151) 

Organization: City of York Council
BEIS Non-consolidated Performance Related Pay

Departments and their agencies are responsible for publishing aggregated information on their annual spend on non-consolidated performance related payments (in-year and end-year) for their staff (SCS and delegated grades) for each performance year. For most departments this is 1 April to 31 March. 
The scope of the exercise is departments and their agencies (but not NDPBs).




Organization: Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy