theodi/ndl-core-corpus huggingface dataset:
Parking account 2018 to 2019
Source: data.gov.uk (2019-04-29)

SLDC Parking Account. This dataset contains an annual summary of the car parking account from South Lakeland District Council. 

Please note; figures published in April are interim figures and will be updated later in the year once the final accounts have been audited.

These include a breakdown of the income and expenditure on the parking account. SLDC’s car parking account only relates to the off-street car parks that it owns or manages; it does not collect for, or enforce any on-street parking. 

Expenditure includes cost for the provision and maintenance of designated off street parking places by the local authority. 

Surplus statement: 
There are strict rules established by Government that stipulate how surplus parking funds are spent, but there are differences between on and off-street parking Any surpluses from on-street parking and both on and off-street enforcement must be used in accordance with section 55 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. This means that any income remaining after enforcement costs must be used for transport. Income from off-street parking fees and charges can be for general use by the local authority. 

The Council only operates off-street car parks and enforcement of them. This authority has to balance the parking needs of residents plus a much-increased transient population visiting the area. We are always looking at ways of improving use of our car parks, such as increasing capacity of underused car parks. There has been no overall increase in tariffs since 2011-12 and lower charges or new tariffs have been established with the aim of making best use of resources and reducing congestion. For example, we have introduced an ‘Early Bird’ tariff in Westmorland Shopping Centre car park saving £3.80 on the daily rate, and set a tariff of £1.20 for all-day parking in a car park in Grange-over-Sands, saving £4.50. Any surplus funds raised from off-street parking facilities after expenditure including car park maintenance and improvement, are used to offset the costs to the Council of providing services to the public, which would otherwise have to be met through Council Tax.

Further information about the council’s car parks including location, number of parking bays, number of disabled parking spaces and charges can be found in the Car Parks in South Lakeland dataset.
Mobile Camera Locations
Source: data.gov.uk (2022-11-11)

Speed Camera Locations in Greater Manchester. Location of fixed and mobile speed cameras in Greater Manchester.

NOTE: The Police have discretion to undertake speed enforcement anywhere within the Greater Manchester area, activity which is separate to and not funded by or through the Greater Manchester Casualty Reduction Partnership, and not subject to the Partnership's protocols nor scrutiny of the Partnership Board.

Speed limit information provided by Local Authorities.
Community Concern Locations
Source: data.gov.uk (2022-11-11)

Speed Camera Locations in Greater Manchester. Location of fixed and mobile speed cameras in Greater Manchester.

NOTE: The Police have discretion to undertake speed enforcement anywhere within the Greater Manchester area, activity which is separate to and not funded by or through the Greater Manchester Casualty Reduction Partnership, and not subject to the Partnership's protocols nor scrutiny of the Partnership Board.

Speed limit information provided by Local Authorities.
Fixed Camera Locations
Source: data.gov.uk (2022-11-11)

Speed Camera Locations in Greater Manchester. Location of fixed and mobile speed cameras in Greater Manchester.

NOTE: The Police have discretion to undertake speed enforcement anywhere within the Greater Manchester area, activity which is separate to and not funded by or through the Greater Manchester Casualty Reduction Partnership, and not subject to the Partnership's protocols nor scrutiny of the Partnership Board.

Speed limit information provided by Local Authorities.