AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
strathblane cemetery (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for Strathblane Cemetery managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * Strathblane Cemetery * and existing extensions including the churchyard We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
killin cemetery (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for Killin Cemetery managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * Killin Cemetery * and may include records for the old cemetery We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
drymen cemetery (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for Drymen Cemetery managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * Drymen Cemetery * and includes the churchyard We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
callander cemeteries (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for the Callander Cemeteries managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * Callander Cemetery * and existing extensions * Callander Old Bridge graveyard * and the newer Balvalachlan Cemetery * some records may be held for Little Leny cemetery too. We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
balfron cemeteries (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for the Balfron Cemeteries managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * Balfron Cemeteries * including the churchyard, extension, and new cemetery We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
aberfoyle cemetery (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for Aberfoyle Cemetery managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * Aberfoyle Cemetery * and existing extensions We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
dunblane cemetery (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for Dunblane Cemetery managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * Dunblane Cemetery * does not include records for Dunblane Cathedral We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
st thomas cemetery (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for St Thomas Cemetery managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * St Thomas Cemetery * and existing extensions We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
bannockburn cemetery (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for Bannockburn Cemetery managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * Bannockburn Cemetery * and existing extensions We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
logie cemeteries (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for the Logie Cemeteries managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * Logie Cemetery * including the kirkyard, cemetery, and new extension * many records from the old kirkyard remain incomplete as a digital record. We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
top of the town cemeteries (burial records) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for the historic Top of the Town Cemeteries managed and maintained by Stirling Council. * Ballengeich * Mar Place * Valley * Holy Rude Churchyard * Snowdon We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
burial records (all cemeteries) - open data

Extract of electronic burial records for All Cemeteries managed and maintained by Stirling Council. We currently publish over 86,000 burial records spanning 150 years, however, it must be noted that this is not a complete record of interments - due to the nature of record keeping over the centuries some records are only available from Scotland's national archives. Information on arranging a funeral can be obtained from the Births, deaths and marriages page on the Stirling Council’s website. The National Records of Scotland and Scotland’s People provide useful information for those wishing to research their family tree. This dataset shows, where available, the following attributes; * Cemetery Name * Section * Row * Number (Lair) * First Name * Surname * Age * Age Unit (Years, Months, etc.) * Date Died * Date Buried * Year of Burial * Burial Information * Date of when this dataset is processed for publishing
Stirling_Council_Midyear_Population_Estimates

Population estimates are based on the 2022 Census and were updated by taking account of births, deaths and migration up to 30 June 2024. Numbers of births and deaths are obtained from the civil registration system.The latest international migration estimates use different data sources and methods for each nationality grouping: * Non-EU nationals: Estimates are based on the Home Office Borders and Immigration data, which combine visa and travel information, to link an individual's travel movements into and out of the country. * EU nationals: Estimates are largely based on administrative data using the Registration and Population Interaction Database (RAPID). Some adjustments are made using information from the International Passenger Survey (IPS). * British nationals: The IPS is the main source of information. This is combined with 2022 Census data on the age and sex distribution of British passport holders to disaggregate migration estimates to council areas. Migration within the UK is based on the National Health Service Central Register (NHSCR) and the Community Health Index (CHI). Armed forces data comes from the 2022 Census and from the Ministry of Defence. Data on the prisoner population in Scotland is obtained from Justice Analytical Services in the Scottish Government. Data collection occurred throughout the mid-year to mid-year period: * Prisoner data – March 2025; * Births and deaths – August 2025; * Armed Forces – April 2025. * The international migration data was finalised in May 2025.
Stirling Council Population Projection 2022_2032 (October 2025)

The National Records of Scotland (NRS) recently published the results of its latest round of population projections for sub-national areas in Scotland. These are calculated using population estimates from a base year, in this case 2022. The figures are then rolled forward on the basis of past trends in fertility, mortality and net migration for individual council and health board areas to the year 2047. NRS assumes that past trends will continue, therefore they should not be seen as precise forecasts of the future population. In many areas, including Stirling, migration is the most important component of population change. It is also important to note that projections become more uncertain the further ahead they go, especially for smaller council areas like Stirling. With this in mind this briefing note will focus on Stirling’s population projection from 2022 to 2032. The primary purpose of the national population projections is to provide an estimate of the future population of Scotland as a common framework for use in national planning in a number of different fields such as education and health. Projections are also used for teacher workforce models and looking at the implications of an ageing population.
Key Statistics & Ward Profiles: Recorded & Detected Crime by Ward and Council (Police Scotland 2025-2026)

Key Statistics & Ward Profiles: Recorded & Detected Crime by Ward and Council (Police Scotland 2025-2026) Current: Quarters 1 to 3 Details recorded and detected crime as published by Police Scotland for the reporting year 2025-2026 by multi-member ward. The figures are a total by the eight reported crime groupings. * Antisocial Behaviour * Crimes Against Society * Crimes of Dishonesty * Damage and Reckless Behaviour * Miscellaneous Offences * Non-sexual Crimes of Violence * Road Traffic Offences * Sexual Crimes The statistcs are usually released on a quarterly basis, however, as this is the first time we've published Stirling's figures, the data created is for the entire year. The data is included in both the Monthly Key Statistics report along with the Multi-member Ward Profiles. This file is for download only.
Key Statistics & Ward Profiles: Stirling Council Annual Council Tax Charges by Band (2025 & 2026)

Key Statistics & Ward Profiles: Stirling Council Annual Council Tax Charges by Band (2025 & 2026) Details the annual council tax charge for the Stirling Council area by band for the years 2025 and 2026 as published by the Scottish Government.. The data is included in both the Monthly Key Statistics report along with the Multi-member Ward Profiles. This file is for download only.
Key Statistics & Ward Profiles: Stirling Council Council Tax Charageable Households (2025)

Key Statistics & Ward Profiles: Stirling Council Council Tax Charageable Households (2025) Details the number of charageable housholds for the Stirling Council area as published by the Scottish Government (September 2025). The data is included in both the Monthly Key Statistics report along with the Multi-member Ward Profiles. This file is for download only.
title deeds (stirling council) - open data

Overview This Feature Service provides a reference dataset of Stirling Council's land title deeds. It offers a spatial and descriptive view of properties held by the council, reflecting various title statuses and ownership categories. This data is intended for reference purposes only and does not represent a definitive or legally binding record of land ownership. Feature Layer * Stirling Council Title Deeds: This layer details council-owned land parcels within the Stirling region, including fields for local authority codes and names, title status (e.g., Sold, Council Title, Buy-back, Long Lease, Part Interest, Unclassified), council account classification, and area measurements. The dataset captures the extent of these land holdings along with the processing date, providing insight into the council's land asset management. Geographic Coverage The data covers the Stirling Council area, providing detailed cadastral information pertinent to this jurisdiction. Data Currency and Licensing The dataset is updated tri-weekly to ensure currency and accuracy. It is made available under the UK Open Government Licence with specific attributions for data sources including Ordnance Survey and other national bodies. Users should note that the data is offered "as is" without warranties and should not be used as a sole authoritative source. Potential Uses * Property and asset management analysis by local government and affiliated agencies. * Community planning and development assessments requiring up-to-date council land ownership references. * Reduction of FOI requests and community enquiries by providing transparent open data access.
future maps surface water and small watercourses (medium likelihood climate change model) - sepa

Future Maps - Climate Change Model The following probabilities are available for surface water & small watercourse flooding: * High - 10 year return period, * Medium - 200 year return period, * Low - 1000 year return period, and the 200 year return period plus climate change using rainfall uplifts for 2070 from the FUTURE-DRAINAGE project. The FUTURE-DRAINAGE project is based on analysis of the UK Climate Projections 2018 (UKCP18) high resolution (UKCP Local) projections for Representative Concentration Pathway 8.5 (RCP8.5). The climate scenario has been defined by the 50th percentile for 2070. The surface water and small watercourses hazard maps show (where available): Flood extent, flood depth and flood velocities (where appropriate). https://map.sepa.org.uk/server/rest/services/Open/Flood_Maps/MapServer When using this dataset, a visibility scale has been set due to the size and number of records.
future maps river flooding (medium likelihood climate change model) - sepa

Future Maps - Climate Change Modelling The following probabilities are available for river flooding: * High - 10 year return period, * Medium - 200 year return period, * Low - 1000 year return period and 200 year return period plus climate change using the UKCP09 high emissions scenario for the 2080s. The climate change scenario has been defined by United Kingdom Climate Projection 2009 (UKCP09) predictions for 2080s high emissions 67th percentile. The river hazard maps show (where available): - Flood extent, flood depth, Flood velocities (where appropriate). https://map.sepa.org.uk/server/rest/services/Open/Flood_Maps/MapServer When using this dataset, a visibility scale has been set due to the size and number of records.
river flooding (high likelihood) - sepa

The following probabilities are available for river flooding: * High - 10 year return period, * Medium - 200 year return period, * Low - 1000 year return period and 200 year return period plus climate change using the UKCP09 high emissions scenario for the 2080s. The climate change scenario has been defined by United Kingdom Climate Projection 2009 (UKCP09) predictions for 2080s high emissions 67th percentile. The river hazard maps show (where available): - Flood extent, flood depth, Flood velocities (where appropriate). https://map.sepa.org.uk/server/rest/services/Open/Flood_Maps/MapServer When using this dataset, a visibility scale has been set due to the size and number of records.
river flooding (medium likelihood) - sepa

The following probabilities are available for river flooding: * High - 10 year return period, * Medium - 200 year return period, * Low - 1000 year return period and 200 year return period plus climate change using the UKCP09 high emissions scenario for the 2080s. The climate change scenario has been defined by United Kingdom Climate Projection 2009 (UKCP09) predictions for 2080s high emissions 67th percentile. The river hazard maps show (where available): - Flood extent, flood depth, Flood velocities (where appropriate). https://map.sepa.org.uk/server/rest/services/Open/Flood_Maps/MapServer When using this dataset, a visibility scale has been set due to the size and number of records.
river flooding (low likelihood) - sepa

The following probabilities are available for river flooding: * High - 10 year return period, * Medium - 200 year return period, * Low - 1000 year return period and 200 year return period plus climate change using the UKCP09 high emissions scenario for the 2080s. The climate change scenario has been defined by United Kingdom Climate Projection 2009 (UKCP09) predictions for 2080s high emissions 67th percentile. The river hazard maps show (where available): - Flood extent, flood depth, Flood velocities (where appropriate). https://map.sepa.org.uk/server/rest/services/Open/Flood_Maps/MapServer When using this dataset, a visibility scale has been set due to the size and number of records.
surface water and small watercourses flooding (high likelihood) - sepa

The following probabilities are available for surface water & small watercourse flooding: * High - 10 year return period, * Medium - 200 year return period, * Low - 1000 year return period, and the 200 year return period plus climate change using rainfall uplifts for 2070 from the FUTURE-DRAINAGE project. The FUTURE-DRAINAGE project is based on analysis of the UK Climate Projections 2018 (UKCP18) high resolution (UKCP Local) projections for Representative Concentration Pathway 8.5 (RCP8.5). The climate scenario has been defined by the 50th percentile for 2070. The surface water and small watercourses hazard maps show (where available): Flood extent, flood depth and flood velocities (where appropriate). https://map.sepa.org.uk/server/rest/services/Open/Flood_Maps/MapServer When using this dataset, a visibility scale has been set due to the size and number of records.