Results for "excess interact"

Babergh District Council/Excess charge notices issued

Published by:: Babergh District Council
Last updated:: 21 August 2015

Excess charge notices issued

Child Obesity and Excess Weight

Published by:: Lincolnshire County Council
Last updated:: 08 October 2025

Note: This dataset has been archived as of January 2024, as will not be made available to the public. Information that the data is ward-level aggregated which is volatile and easy to misinterpret...

Forest Heath District Council/Excess charge notices issued

Published by:: Forest Heath District Council
Last updated:: 21 August 2015

Excess charge notices issued

Suffolk Costal District Council/Excess charge notices issued

Published by:: Suffolk Coastal District Council
Last updated:: 21 August 2015

Excess charge notices issued

St Edmundsbury Borough Council/Excess charge notices issued

Published by:: St Edmundsbury Borough Council
Last updated:: 21 August 2015

Excess charge notices issued

Mid Suffolk District Council/Excess charge notices issued

Published by:: Mid Suffolk District Council
Last updated:: 21 August 2015

Excess charge notices issued

Interactive maps

Published by:: Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
Last updated:: 09 February 2017

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy have published a series of interactive maps. The maps bring together BEIS's Local Authority datasets into one place allowing users to...

Excess Winter Deaths Index (all ages single year)

Published by:: City of York Council
Last updated:: 10 November 2024

Excess Winter Deaths Index (all ages single year)

Interactive land map

Published by:: Colchester Borough Council
Last updated:: 21 December 2019

Interactive map of Essex showing land owned by local authorities and central government.

Interactive land map

Published by:: Colchester Borough Council
Last updated:: 08 August 2020

Interactive map of Essex showing land owned by local authorities and central government.

Excess Winter Mortality in Northern Ireland

Published by:: Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency
Last updated:: 06 January 2014

A measure of the increase in winter mortality defined as the difference between the number of deaths in the winter months of December to March and the average number of deaths in the preceding...