theodi/ndl-core-corpus huggingface dataset:
Animal Welfare Non-Compliances in Approved Slaughterhouses
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2020-08-07)

Animal Welfare non-compliance data collected and categorised by the Food Standards Agency in approved slaughterhouses. Level 3: Potential risk of compromising animal welfare but where there is no immediate risk to animals. Level 4: A serious and imminent risk to animal welfare or where avoidable pain, distress or suffering has been caused.
Non-Compliance Data Jan-Mar 2020
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2020-08-07)

Animal Welfare Non-Compliances in Approved Slaughterhouses. Animal Welfare non-compliance data collected and categorised by the Food Standards Agency in approved slaughterhouses. Level 3: Potential risk of compromising animal welfare but where there is no immediate risk to animals. Level 4: A serious and imminent risk to animal welfare or where avoidable pain, distress or suffering has been caused.
Non-Compliance Data Apr-Jun 2019
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2020-08-07)

Animal Welfare Non-Compliances in Approved Slaughterhouses. Animal Welfare non-compliance data collected and categorised by the Food Standards Agency in approved slaughterhouses. Level 3: Potential risk of compromising animal welfare but where there is no immediate risk to animals. Level 4: A serious and imminent risk to animal welfare or where avoidable pain, distress or suffering has been caused.
Non-Compliance Data Jul-Sep 2019
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2020-08-07)

Animal Welfare Non-Compliances in Approved Slaughterhouses. Animal Welfare non-compliance data collected and categorised by the Food Standards Agency in approved slaughterhouses. Level 3: Potential risk of compromising animal welfare but where there is no immediate risk to animals. Level 4: A serious and imminent risk to animal welfare or where avoidable pain, distress or suffering has been caused.
Non-Compliance Data Oct-Dec 2019
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2020-08-07)

Animal Welfare Non-Compliances in Approved Slaughterhouses. Animal Welfare non-compliance data collected and categorised by the Food Standards Agency in approved slaughterhouses. Level 3: Potential risk of compromising animal welfare but where there is no immediate risk to animals. Level 4: A serious and imminent risk to animal welfare or where avoidable pain, distress or suffering has been caused.
Non-Compliance Data Apr-Jun 2020
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2020-08-07)

Animal Welfare Non-Compliances in Approved Slaughterhouses. Animal Welfare non-compliance data collected and categorised by the Food Standards Agency in approved slaughterhouses. Level 3: Potential risk of compromising animal welfare but where there is no immediate risk to animals. Level 4: A serious and imminent risk to animal welfare or where avoidable pain, distress or suffering has been caused.
Non-Compliance Data Oct-Dec 2018
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2020-08-07)

Animal Welfare Non-Compliances in Approved Slaughterhouses. Animal Welfare non-compliance data collected and categorised by the Food Standards Agency in approved slaughterhouses. Level 3: Potential risk of compromising animal welfare but where there is no immediate risk to animals. Level 4: A serious and imminent risk to animal welfare or where avoidable pain, distress or suffering has been caused.
Non-Compliance Data Jan-Mar 2019
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2020-08-07)

Animal Welfare Non-Compliances in Approved Slaughterhouses. Animal Welfare non-compliance data collected and categorised by the Food Standards Agency in approved slaughterhouses. Level 3: Potential risk of compromising animal welfare but where there is no immediate risk to animals. Level 4: A serious and imminent risk to animal welfare or where avoidable pain, distress or suffering has been caused.
SuDS Nodes ESRI Geoservice
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-04-11)

Sustainable Drainage System Nodes. SuDS node locations in Sheffield.

Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) data shown is produced and populated from available Sheffield City Council new and historical information.  The positions and information shown are indicative only and should not be relied upon.  No guarantee or warranty is given regarding correctness.  Actual positions and information should be verified on site.
SuDS Nodes GeoJSON
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-04-11)

Sustainable Drainage System Nodes. SuDS node locations in Sheffield.

Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) data shown is produced and populated from available Sheffield City Council new and historical information.  The positions and information shown are indicative only and should not be relied upon.  No guarantee or warranty is given regarding correctness.  Actual positions and information should be verified on site.
Plymouth Boundary Stones - May 2017
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2018-12-13)

Boundary stones. Data showing the locations and information about the boundary stones across Plymouth. To find out more about boundary stones in Plymouth visit: www.plymouth.gov.uk/visitorsandtourism/museumsandheritage/boundarystones
Watercourse Culvert nodes ESRI Geoservice
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-04-11)

Watercourse Culvert nodes. Watercourse Culvert node locations in Sheffield.

Watercourse data shown is produced and populated from available Sheffield City Council new and historical information. The positions and information shown are indicative only and should not be relied upon. No guarantee or warranty is given regarding correctness. Actual positions and information should be verified on site.
Watercourse Culvert Nodes GeoJSON
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2024-04-11)

Watercourse Culvert nodes. Watercourse Culvert node locations in Sheffield.

Watercourse data shown is produced and populated from available Sheffield City Council new and historical information. The positions and information shown are indicative only and should not be relied upon. No guarantee or warranty is given regarding correctness. Actual positions and information should be verified on site.
Bathing water quality
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2018-11-21)

This series is an amalgamation of all the data sets relating to the Bathing Water quality. This includes the survey 2011 previously held on Data.Gov.UK (DGUK), thus consolidating all information in one location on DGUK. Data source is the Environment Agency (EA). The record includes the following datasets:

The microbiological quality of bathing waters can be affected by pollution from agricultural and urban sources, discharges of sewage effluent, storm water overflows and river borne pathogens, all of which could have a significant impact on human health. The EC Bathing Water Directive sets mandatory and more stringent guideline standards with tighter limit values.

Designation: Official Statistics

Bathing Waters Survey - compliance with Bathing Water Directive (76/160/EEC) mandatory standards for other parameters: 2011 (Coastal and Inland waters)

Five year record of compliance with EC Bathing Water Directive for mandatory coliform  2007 to 2011 sub-divided into inland and coastal waters and also by region for England and country.

STATISTICS ON ENGLISH COASTAL AND INLAND BATHING WATERS: A SUMMARY OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE 2006 BATHING WATER DIRECTIVE
These results summarise the compliance of coastal and inland bathing waters to the Bathing Water Directive (2006/7/EC) for England in 2016.

STATISTICS ON UK BATHING WATERS FOR 2015: A SUMMARY OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE 2006 BATHING WATER DIRECTIVE
These results summarise the compliance of coastal and inland bathing waters to the Bathing Water Directive (2006/7/EC) for the whole of the United Kingdom in 2015.

STATISTICS ON ENGLISH COASTAL AND INLAND BATHING WATERS: A SUMMARY OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE 2006 BATHING WATER DIRECTIVE
Compliance of coastal and inland bathing waters for England in 2018
Interactive Google Map
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2025-07-04)

Sites of Biological Importance (SBI), also known as LWS, in Greater Manchester. *UPDATED JULY 2025* Greater Manchester Ecology Unit (GMEU) operates the SBI register for, and on behalf of, the ten Local Authorities that comprise Greater Manchester. This dataset contains all current SBI boundaries (based upon the 2022 review season), including the name of each site and its defining features. SBIs are Greater Manchester's equivalent to Local Wildlife Sites (LWS).

SBIs are non-statutory areas of substantive nature conservation importance within the county of Greater Manchester. The SBI system is designed to establish and highlight to planners, landowners and site managers where areas of high biodiversity interest occur so that appropriate decisions on planning applications, land use and land management can be made.

Full SBI citations, including site descriptions, statistics and grading information can be purchased from GMLRC if required.

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Site Names, Grades and Significant Features Spreadsheet
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2025-07-04)

Sites of Biological Importance (SBI), also known as LWS, in Greater Manchester. *UPDATED JULY 2025* Greater Manchester Ecology Unit (GMEU) operates the SBI register for, and on behalf of, the ten Local Authorities that comprise Greater Manchester. This dataset contains all current SBI boundaries (based upon the 2022 review season), including the name of each site and its defining features. SBIs are Greater Manchester's equivalent to Local Wildlife Sites (LWS).

SBIs are non-statutory areas of substantive nature conservation importance within the county of Greater Manchester. The SBI system is designed to establish and highlight to planners, landowners and site managers where areas of high biodiversity interest occur so that appropriate decisions on planning applications, land use and land management can be made.

Full SBI citations, including site descriptions, statistics and grading information can be purchased from GMLRC if required.
Street Trees GeoJSON
Source: environment.data.gov.uk (2026-01-07)

Street Trees. Location of street trees within Sheffield.