AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
national records of scotland dwellings by council tax band 2023 - open data

The National Records of Scotland publish Dwellings by Council Tax Band annually and this dataset shows an extract for the Stirling Council area for 2023. Provisional data are published on a quarterly basis around 10 weeks after the end of the quarter. These annual figures represent the final figures for the calendar year and supersede the provisional weekly, monthly and quarterly figures already published. Information about (for example) the sources, methods, definitions and reliability of these statistics is available from the following NRS web site pages: * general background information on Vital Events statistics and * background information on points which are specific to statistics about deaths. These figures are directly comparable with those for other parts of the UK, there are no significant differences across the UK in how Vital Events data are collected and processed. More detailed commentary on the final Vital Events statistics for calendar years as a whole can be found in the relevant chapters of Scotland's Population - the Registrar General's Annual Review of Demographic Trends.
national records of scotland births by sex - open data

The National Records of Scotland publish Births by Sex annually and this dataset shows an extract for the Stirling Council area from the year 2000 onwards. Provisional data are published on a quarterly basis around 10 weeks after the end of the quarter. These annual figures represent the final figures for the calendar year and supersede the provisional weekly, monthly and quarterly figures already published. Information about (for example) the sources, methods, definitions and reliability of these statistics is available from the following NRS web site pages: * general background information on Vital Events statistics and * background information on points which are specific to statistics about deaths. These figures are directly comparable with those for other parts of the UK, there are no significant differences across the UK in how Vital Events data are collected and processed. More detailed commentary on the final Vital Events statistics for calendar years as a whole can be found in the relevant chapters of Scotland's Population - the Registrar General's Annual Review of Demographic Trends.
walking data by location and day 2025 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per day, across the entire year to date, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * DateStart - each day of data captured * Day, and Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous day's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
walking data by location and day 2022 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per day, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * DateStart - each day of data captured * Day, and Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous day's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
cycling data by location and day 2025 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per day, across the entire year to date, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * DateStart - each day of data captured * Day, and Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous day's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
stirling city centre footfall by month and location 2022 - open data

Within the city centre seven footfall sensors have been placed to measure footfall traffic. This dataset summarises, by month, footfall numbers across the year. The sensors are located at; * Barton Street * Friars Street * King Street (East) * King Street (West) * Port Street * Station Road * Upper Craigs The dataset contains In and Out directional counts, along with a Total for that month. A percentage change value has also been calculated between the reported month for each location.
stirling city centre footfall by day and location 2022 - open data

Within the city centre seven footfall sensors have been placed to measure footfall traffic. This dataset summarises, by day, footfall numbers across the year. The sensors are located at; * Barton Street * Friars Street * King Street (East) * King Street (West) * Port Street * Station Road * Upper Craigs The dataset contains In and Out directional counts, along with a Total for that day. A percentage change value has also been calculated between the reported days for each location.
walking data by location and day 2023 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per day, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * DateStart - each day of data captured * Day, and Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous day's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
walking data by location and day 2024 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per day, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * DateStart - each day of data captured * Day, and Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous day's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
walking data by location and month 2022 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per month, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous month's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
walking data by location and month 2023 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per month, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous month's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
walking data by location and month 2024 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per month, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous month's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
cycling data by location and month 2023 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per month, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous month's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
cycling data by location and month 2022 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per month, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous month's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
cycling data by location and month 2024 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per month, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous month's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
cycling data by location and day 2022 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per day, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * DateStart - each day of data captured * Day, and Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous day's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
cycling data by location and day 2023 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per day, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * DateStart - each day of data captured * Day, and Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous day's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
cycling data by location and day 2024 - open data

Stirling Council currently have 25 sensors deployed in the local Stirling area and Balfron. These devices gather walking and cycling activity data. This dataset is a summary of activity, per day, across the entire year, for each of the measured locations. The following attributes are available within the table of data; * SiteID - unique device ID * Location - simple location description * Postcode - calculated postcode for the device location * DateStart - each day of data captured * Day, and Month - sorted into time-series order * Class - activity type * CountSum - sum of detected activity * PercentageChange - % change from previous day's CountSum (activities) * X, and Y - calculated coordinates of device. Please note; some devices have been moved/removed and therefore the data for each may not span the entire year. In addition, where a fault may have occurred, a device can return a range of nil activity. A table of data summarising activity trends by month is also available.
stirling city centre footfall by year and location - open data

Within the city centre seven footfall sensors have been placed to measure footfall traffic. This dataset summarises, by month, footfall numbers across the year. The sensors are located at; * Barton Street * Friars Street * King Street (East) * King Street (West) * Port Street * Station Road * Upper Craigs The dataset contains In and Out directional counts, along with a Total for that year. A percentage change value has also been calculated between the reported year for each location.
stirling city centre footfall by month and location 2023 - open data

Within the city centre seven footfall sensors have been placed to measure footfall traffic. This dataset summarises, by month, footfall numbers across the year. The sensors are located at; * Barton Street * Friars Street * King Street (East) * King Street (West) * Port Street * Station Road * Upper Craigs The dataset contains In and Out directional counts, along with a Total for that month. A percentage change value has also been calculated between the reported month for each location.
stirling city centre footfall by day and location 2024 - open data

Within the city centre seven footfall sensors have been placed to measure footfall traffic. This dataset summarises, by day, footfall numbers across the year. The sensors are located at; * Barton Street * Friars Street * King Street (East) * King Street (West) * Port Street * Station Road * Upper Craigs The dataset contains In and Out directional counts, along with a Total for that day. A percentage change value has also been calculated between the reported days for each location.
stirling city centre footfall by day and location 2023 - open data

Within the city centre seven footfall sensors have been placed to measure footfall traffic. This dataset summarises, by day, footfall numbers across the year. The sensors are located at; * Barton Street * Friars Street * King Street (East) * King Street (West) * Port Street * Station Road * Upper Craigs The dataset contains In and Out directional counts, along with a Total for that day. A percentage change value has also been calculated between the reported days for each location.
electric vehicle charging points - open data

Electric Vehicle Charging To support electric car ownership and reduce pollution, we've installed electric vehicle charging points across the council area. As part of our Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Policy, we have introduced: * charges for using these points * an overstay fee for rapid chargers * You can read about the decision to introduce these charges in the Stirling Council meeting minutes from 6 October 2022. Types of charger We provide 3 types of charger. What's available will vary from one point to another. You can check this on the ChargePlace Scotland site. Standard charger * are 'alternating current' (AC) * have a Type 2 connector * have a maximum power output of 7kW Fast charger * are AC * have a Type 2 connector * have a maximum power output of 22kW Rapid charger * CCS connector * are 'direct current' (DC) * have a maximum power output of 50kW * CHAdeMO connector * are DC * have a maximum power output of 50kW * Type 2 connector * are AC * have a maximum power output of 43kW ChargePlace Scotland provides an interactive map and overview of all of Stirling Council's chargers
register of licensed animal establishments - open data

The Animal Welfare (licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (Scotland) Regulations 2021 Licences issued under The Animal Welfare (licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (Scotland) Regulations 2021 are required to be kept in a public register. The register can be viewed and contains details of all current animal licences issued by Stirling Council. The Regulations came into force on 1 September 2021. They replaced previous legislation covering pet sales and dog breeding and introduced new licensing requirements for cat and rabbit breeders, animal welfare establishments (such as animal sanctuaries and rehoming centres) and other pet rehoming activities, subject to operators meeting the licensing criteria for each activity. https://www.gov.scot/publications/animal-welfare-licensing-activities-involving-animals-scotland-regulations-2021-guidance-animal-welfare-establishments/
Winter Maintenance - Footway Gritting Routes (2024) Public

This dataset is linked as a public view layer to Open Data and stirling.gov.uk and represents Stirling Council's Winter Maintenance Footway Gritting Routes for winter 2024/25. Routes are treated based upon the following priority characteristics; Priority F1 These are footways with the highest pedestrian usage. In hierarchy terms, these will be prestige and primary walking routes. These include main town and village shopping areas, pedestrian precincts, main routes to urban schools, main access routes to hospitals, clinics, identified public buildings, major sheltered housing complexes and other high risk areas. Steps and ramps to underpasses and footbridges together with any associated footpaths. Adopted footways to and within sheltered housing or residential home complexes for the elderly. Priority F2 These are footways which are secondary walking routes. These routes include main pedestrian routes in major housing developments and the main access routes to sheltered housing complexes and other establishments. Where day centres have been identified as having substantial pedestrian usage, these will be treated under this category. Cycleways Cycleways will be treated where they form part of the carriageway or footway and will be treated in accordance with the priority for that section of carriageway or footway For more information, please see our Winter Service Strategy, and Winter Service Plan