Data published by BANES under the Food Standards Agency Rating scheme.

The National Statistics Address Lookup (NSAL) relates the Unique Property Reference
Number (UPRN) for each GB address to a range of current statutory administrative,
electoral, health and other statistical geographies via 'best-fit' allocation from 2011
Census output areas (OA).

This data is provided as an examplar of school energy use data, to allow development of projects ahead of any full release of school energy use data. Energy use values are kWh/30 mins. See attached metadata.THIS DATA IS PROVIDED FOR PERSONAL, NON-COMMERCIAL USE.

Public domain map of Bath claiming to date from 1572 (although experts disagree)

Historical readings from B&NES air quality sensors.

AADF figures are produced for each junction to junction link on the major road network for
every year. A description of how annual road traffic estimates are produced is available at
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/270083/contents-page.pdf.

An AADF is the average over a full year of the number of vehicles passing a point in the
road network each day. Major roads include Motorway and A-class roads. For
methodological reasons, the AADFs for different count points should not be added
together.

SEE ATTACHED PDF for a description of columns

Air quality data from sensors across B&NES. Measurements collected at 15-60 min intervals. Data acquired from sensors at 1-4 hour intervals.

A selected number of small area statistics variables from the 2011 census provided for Ward, Parish, LSOAs and Output Areas in Bath and North East Somerset