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Coastal Physiographic Features - Ria

This is a shapefile of the coastal physiographic feature 'Ria'. The polygons represent drowned river valleys of south-west Britain. Often with a greater presence of rock and more marine in...

article4_direction

This is a polygon dataset that shows Article 4 Direction areas within the Braintree District

Article 4 Directions

This dataset shows the currently active Article 4 Directions issued by South Cambridgeshire District Council.

Article 4 Directions

Article 4 Directions can remove all or some of the permitted development rights on a site

Article 4 Directions

An 'Article 4 Direction' is used to remove permitted development rights where they might be harmful.

Coastal Physiographic Features - Barrier Beach

This shapefile is of the coastal physiographic feature 'Barrier Beach'. The polygons in this shapefile represent the areas in which Barrier Beaches are located in the UK. Where, Barrier Beach is...

Article 4 Directions

Development or demolition restricted by Article 4 Directions made by the Council to remove permitted development rights.

Coastal Physiographic Features - Bay II

This is a shapefile of the coastal physiographic feature type 'bay'. The polygons in this shapefile represent all the bays found within the UK. These polygons were extracted from UKSeaMap 2010 and...

Article 4 Direction

Article 4 Directions within the Forest of Dean district, being areas of land where permitted development rights are restricted.

Article_4_Direction

Unrefined dataset of article 4 directions required to answer a property search enquiry made available under the Environmental Information Regulations 2005.

Camden Article 4 Direction

This dataset contain Article 4 Directions in place for the London Borough of Camden. Geometry can be downloaded by searching for Camden Article 4 Direction Area

Article4 Direction Documentation

An article 4 direction is a direction under article 4 of the General Permitted Development Order which enables the Secretary of State or the local planning authority to withdraw specified permitted...

Coastal Physiographic Features - Embayment

This is a shapefile of the coastal physiographic feature 'embayment'. Th polygons in this shapefile represent the boundaries of embayments of the UK. Where, embayment is defined using the Annex I...

Coastal Physiographic Features - Sealoch

This is a map of the coastal physiographic type 'Sealoch'. The polygons represent sealochs, glacially-formed inlets (fjords, fjards) of western Scotland and Ireland, including the voes of Shetland....

Article 4 Directions - Aberdeenshire

An Article 4 Direction is a statement made under The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Scotland) Amendment Order 2011. The Direction, made by a local authority and approved...

Article 4 Directions - Scotland

An Article 4 Direction is a statement made under The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Scotland) Amendment Order 2011. The Direction, made by a local authority and approved...

School Direct Application System

This system is used by applicants to apply to schools for School Direct places in initial teacher training. It contains information about the applicant and schools delivering School Direct places.

article_4_direction

An Article 4 Direction is a special planning regulation adopted by a Local Planning Authority to provide additional powers of planning control in a particular location.

GIS point feature class of Scottish marine protected area search feature species at Fladen Grounds

GIS point feature class of Scottish marine protected area search feature species from survey undertaken by Cefas and JNCC in January 2013 at the three Fladen Grounds pMPAs. This was a Scottish...

GIS point feature class of Scottish marine protected area search feature habitats at Fladen Grounds

GIS point feature class of Scottish marine protected area search feature habitats from survey undertaken by Cefas and JNCC in January 2013 at the three Fladen Grounds pMPAs. This was a Scottish...