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Ordnance Survey’s new national retail area data confirms London is the country’s biggest shopping destination
The new data will enable users to build a wealth of insights into the economic areas of Great Britain.
A wonderful new Greater Manchester walking guide for hikers who don’t have a car
The 28 beautiful routes detailed in Ordnance Survey’s Greater Manchester Pathfinder guide can all be reached by train, tram, or bus.
New support available for schools to inspire budding geographers
Ordnance Survey will provide free classroom resources through Digimap for Schools for primary and secondary schoolchildren in the most deprived areas.
New national cycle lane data will support local authorities and central Government in promoting Active Travel and public safety
The Government is aiming to increase the number of local journeys being walked, wheeled or cycled by 2030.
‘Three norths’ set to leave England
The historic alignment of the three norths - true, magnetic, and grid north - is set to leave England three years after they combined, and not return for hundreds of years.
New tidelines data from Ordnance Survey could strengthen coastal erosion and flood risk monitoring
The new dataset will enable evidence-based decisions which will protect and monitor the nation's evolving coastlines.
Openreach joining the National Underground Asset Register ‘a giant step forward’
NUAR has over three million kilometres of buried infrastructure mapped on the platform, now that Openreach has joined.
Accelerating innovation: Geovation welcomes 21st cohort of data-driven founders
The new cohort drives transformation in planning, housing, biodiversity and transport.
Ordnance Survey seeks new charity partner with a focus on education and digital inclusion
OS is looking for a charity it can join forces with to tackle issues around digital exclusion in education.