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A Connecting Node is a point feature that identifies the point along the Road Link which the Path Link connects to. The Connecting Node has been snapped to a vertex along the Road Link and...

The Road and Path Networks are not topologically structured together. Connecting Links have been introduced to enable a connection between the Road Network and the Path Network without splitting...

Habitat Connectivity

These are connectivity matrices calculated from the results of Lagrangian models (GITM forced with GETM) for the period 2001-2010 and for seven benthic species: Alcyonium digitatum, Echinus...

Developed the Index of Internet Connectivity as part of a package of measures to help monitor the UK's use of the Internet and the growth of e-commerce. Source agency: Office for National...

Provides headline results from Better connected, Socitm's UK-wide annual survey of the usefulness and usability of all local authority websites.

Representative travel times from each small area of England to selected transport destinations (airports, larger rail stations and major road junctions) which are the outputs of journey time...

Article 4 Directions (Article 4s) captured as regions against Ordnance Survey MasterMap. Article 4 Directions are issued by the Council where specific control over a development is needed....

This is a polygon dataset of Article 4, Article 4(1) and Article 4(2) sites within the Maldon District

This dataset identifies the target areas within the Clyde Climate Forest where a higher payment rate is available to create and manage Native Woodlands for Connectivity. Native Woodlands provide...

Article 4 Directions restrict permitted development rights for a specified geographical area. There are currently two Article 4 Directions for B&NES area. See also Article 4 Directions HMOs

Estimates of the number of domestic properties not connected to the gas grid, at region, local authority, Lower Super Output Area (LSOA), Middle Super Output Area (MSOA) levels and parliamentary...

article_4_directions Article_4_Directions.shp is a polygon dataset with attribution indicating geographic location of Article 4 directions within the Tendring area. Upon accessing this Licensed...

Article 4 Directions are a means by which a local planning authority can bring within planning control certain types of development, or changes of use, which would normally be ‘permitted...

Article 4 Directions are issued by the Council where specific control over a development is required.

Article 4 DirectionsAn Article 4 direction allows local planning authorities to restrict Permitted Development Rights to control development that otherwise would not need planning permission.The...

Article 4 directions remove national permitted development rights meaning that planning permission must be sought, they protect Conservation Areas from unsympathetic alterations

National Accounts articles and supporting material which appear in the National Accounts area of Guidance and Methodology on the ONS website Source agency: Office for National Statistics...

An Article 4 Direction serves to restrict permitted development rights, either in relation to a particular area or site, or a particular type of development anywhere in the Council's area. Where...

HMO Sites subject to Article 4 Development Conditions. Article 4 Directions restrict permitted development rights for a specified geographical area. There are currently two Article 4 Directions...