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Length of roads by road class

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Summary statistics relating to licensed vehicles and new registrations in Great Britain for 2008.

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Summary statistics relating to licensed vehicles and new registrations in Great Britain for 2007.

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A breakdown of the number of GSCC staff posts and salary scales to September 2011.

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This dataset provides the 2007/08 higher education statistics for all staff in all UK institutions by activity, mode of employment and institution.

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PESA 2009 chapter 10 presents a more detailed functional breakdown of the public spending by country shown in PESA chapter 9.

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PESA 2009 chapter 3 compares spending plans in PESA 2009 chapter 1 against those published in PESA 2008.

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PESA 2009 chapter 2 provides an economic breakdown of departmental budgets shown in PESA 2009 chapter 1.

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PESA 2009 chapter 5 presents public spending against functional, sub-functional and economic frameworks.

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PESA 2009 chapter 4 shows trends in public sector spending over a longer time period than otherwise shown in PESA 2009. This includes functional series back to 1987-88.

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PESA 2009 chapter 7 explains how local government is financed and presents local government spending against functional (health, education etc) and economic (pay, procurement etc) frameworks.

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PESA 2009 chapter 6 provides analyses of central government own spending against . I.e. central government spending that is not provided to local government or public corporations.

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PESA 2009 chapter 8 sets out central government support for public corporations and shows public corporation expenditure against functional and economic frameworks.

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PESA 2009 chapter 9 presents public spending according to the country and region who benefit from the spending. Information is presented in aggregate and by function.

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An assessment of the design quality of 100 schemes in the East Midlands, West Midlands and South West. The assessment was carried out in 2006. Assessments were based on the Building for Life criteria. Schemes that were eligible for auditing included those that were larger than 20 units in size; completed between January 2003 and August 2006 (the date of the audit); and built by one of the top 10 housebuilders in the region, based on the number of units completed within the same period. Data on each scheme includes scheme name, location, developer, scores for individual Building for Life criteria and total scores. Six out of the 20 criteria which could not be assessed on site are incomplete, due to the poor response to a survey by developers.

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An assessment of the design quality of 100 new housing schemes in London, the South East and the East of England. The assessment was carried out in 2004. The assessment is based on the Building for Life criteria. For each of the three Government Office regions, the top 10 house builders by volume were selected (based on most recent available data). For each top 10 house builder all schemes were completed between 1 Jan 2001 and 1 Jan 2004, over 20 units in size and of ‘Average’ Sales price. The attainable scores for each housing scheme varied from -48 (a ‘Poor’ standard scheme) to +48 (a ‘Very Good’ standard scheme). Each of the 16 audit criteria could receive a score of +3 to -3, which were added together to make up the total. Data for each housing scheme includes the housing scheme name, completion date, scores for individual criteria and total scores.

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An assessment of the design quality of 25 housing schemes in Liverpool. The assessment is based on the Building for Life criteria. Housing schemes were completed between 2004 and 2008, and the assessment was carried out in 2009. Data includes scheme name, grid reference, developer, agent, brief description, planning reference, planning officer, date of planning approval, total number of dwellings, total number of parking spaces, ratio of parking spaces to dwellings, score for individual Building for Life criteria and total score. Six out of the 20 Building for Life criteria, which could not be assessed on-site, were not included in the assessment.

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The June survey of Agriculture and Horticulture is an annual survey which collects detailed information on arable and horticultural cropping activities, land usage, livestock populations and labour force figures. This is a compulsory survey conducted under EU legislation and helps provide hard evidence on the condition of the agricultural industry. The survey data has many uses, from assisting with animal disease control processes to providing information which is used for management of the EU cereals markets. It is also used heavily by environmental policy makers who assess the impact of CAP reform on the agricultural industry and the landscape. As it is such a large survey, the data can be used to provide low level statistics i.e. at county level, which makes it a powerful tool for researchers and anyone interested in local features. There is a SPARQL Endpoint where this data can be queried and retrieved in RDF, XML or JSON at http://services.data.gov.uk/environment/sparql

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An assessment of the design quality of 93 new housing schemes in the North East, North West and Yorkshire & Humber. The assessment was carried out in 2005. The assessment is based on the Building for Life criteria. For each of the three Government Office regions, the top 10 house builders by volume were selected. For each top 10 house builder all schemes were completed between January 2002 and January 2005 and above 20 units. All developments were within an average house price bracket. Data for each housing scheme includes scheme name/address, local authority, housebuilder, number of units, context (urban, suburban etc), site type (greenfield/brownfield), scores for individual Building for Life criteria and total scores.

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An assessment of the design quality of 41 planned housing schemes in the Thames Gateway. The assessment was carried out during 2007/2008 and was based on the Building for Life criteria. The criteria were applied to residential planning applications for major housing or mixed use schemes delivering significant additional homes to the area, and with a minimum of 50 dwellings in each scheme. Data includes local authority, scheme name, number of units, planning application date, planning approval date, scores for all twenty Building for Life criteria, and total scheme scores. There is also incomplete data on whether the scheme had a development brief, design standards, a master plan, a design & access statement, was built on private or public land, designated or otherwise, whether the local authority had design policies in place and the existence of design skills in the local authority.

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Police National Computer

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This page lists reports of individual payments to suppliers with a value over £500 made within the month. Publication of these lists forms part of the Council's commitment to be open and transparent with its residents.

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This page lists reports of individual payments to suppliers with a value over £500 made within the quarter. Publication of these lists forms part of the Council's commitment to be open and transparent with its residents.

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Expenditure by local authorities, strategic heath authorities, ambulance trusts, NHS trusts, and primary care trusts. Expenditure on benefits and pensions by the Department for Work and Pensions

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This page lists reports of individual payments to suppliers with a value over £500 made within the month. Publication of these lists forms part of the Council's commitment to be open and transparent with its residents.