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Public Conveniences for Harrogate District and managed by Harrogate Borough Council. Includes Ordnance Survey licensed data made available under Presumption to Publish protocol.

This is the boundary of the urban area within Sunderland

These are the wildlife corridors in the City of Sunderland (Policy CN23)

As per the transparency agenda The grant funding for each year is supplied and updated annually

Election results for Harroagte Borough Council 2014

The Local Authorities (Members' Allowances) (England) Regulations 2003 enable the authority to pay various allowances to councillors.

Public Conveniences within Milton Keynes Council Administrative Area. This data is published in accordance with the schema set out by the Local government open data incentive scheme.

Harrogate Borough Council is committed to providing information on pay arrangements for its employees in an open manner. In accordance with the Government's Code of Recommended Practice for Local...

​Local authorities have an obligation under the Open Government Licence, for public sector information to be freely accessible and in a reusable format. In addition to this we want to show how the...

Local authorities have an obligation under the Open Government Licence, for public sector information to be freely accessible and in a reusable format. In addition to this we want to show how the...

Main retail areas within Medway

Development which would involve the loss of existing formal open space, informal open space, allotments or amenity land will not be permitted unless conditions as defined in 2003 Local Plan have been met.

Attractive landscapes of countywide significance are classified as Special Landscape Areas (SLAs) under policy ENV4 of the Kent structure plan

Development will be permitted in and alongside the undeveloped coast when conditions as defined in 2003 Local Plan have been met.

Local Plan adopted 2007 (HG.4, HG.6), Core Strategy adopted 2014 (B1, KE1, RA1, RA2). The boundary which defines that part of certain settlements within which the principle of residential...

Local Plan Policy S5 adopted 2007. Primary frontages protect retail uses within the areas defined in Bath central shopping area and Keynsham, Midsomer Norton and Radstock town centres

Local Plan Policy GDS1 adopted 2007. Defines the boundaries of sites allocated for development proposals for both mixed-use schemes and for particular uses.

Minerals Consultation Areas are defined to ensure that the Mineral Planning Authority is informed of significant development proposals which may adversely affect minerals resources and has the...

Core Strategy adopted 2014 (Policy CP12) Defines the hierarchy of shopping centres as the principal locations for shopping and community facilities as well as offices, local entertainment, art and...

Core Strategy adopted 2014 Policies B1 B3 B5. Defines the boundary of a key area of change within Bath comprising a collection of development opportunity sites and buildings along the river corridor.