Data.gov.uk is proud to be partnering with Open Tech for this year's conference, The first 150 students who pre-register with an .ac.uk, or civil servants with gov.uk email addresses and present valid ID at the desk will get free entry …
Paul Miller talks with Richard Stirling, the head of Making Public Data Public and lead on data.gov.uk to discuss the progress of the site and the project.
This week The National Archives launched www.legislation.gov.uk, which brings together legislation from across the UK in one place. The site contains legislation as it is originally enacted or made with the revised versions of Acts of Parliament, showing changes to …
On 2 July, the Treasury held a short seminar for organisations and individuals developing the released COINS data to enhance its usability to the public. The seminar provided further information on the coding structure employed, as well as information on …
The last few weeks have seen us deliver on our promise to radically shake-up what transparency means in government. We have already taken those important first steps and released information about people, jobs and salaries that had been previously unavailable …
We've had some great feedback on our draft guidance on publishing local government spend data both on the blog post and in conversation with practitioners. We hope to improve the guidance soon. The role of data standards has come up …
Work to open up expenditure data from central and local government is gathering pace, and the first movers are working hard to resolve the technical, licensing and other issues involved. Chris Taggart's blog post this morning highlights several issues which …
*Please note that the end points mentioned in this blog post were an experimental development that finished a few years ago, and are therefore all inactive* Linked data offers some great advantages for publishing government data. The approach makes it …
In February 2010 I created a mobile application called ASBOrometer, which I described as a tool that measures levels of anti-social behaviour at your current location. The basis of the app was two datasets made available for reuse on data.gov.uk. …
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