GeoPlace annual Statement 2014:
Working in partnership to manage Britain's address and street infrastructure GeoPlace has published its 2014 Annual Statement The Statement contains a number ...
Joint Emergency Services Group (Wales)
The Joint Emergency Services Group in Wales, supported by Welsh Government, UK Cabinet Office and Welsh Unitary Authorities have developed a mechanism to electr...
Supporting the electoral process in Northumberland council
Boundary changes and the introduction of the Individual Elector Registration initiative in 2014 led to significant changes in how the elections function was sup...
Gazetteers@GIS Day
19th November is 'Gazetteers@GIS Day'! Taking inspiration from International GIS Day, which also takes place on 19th November, Gazetteers@GIS Day is an opportu...
Date announced for GeoPlace annual conference, exhibition and Exemplar Awards 2015
GeoPlace has announced that the date of its next annual event will be Tuesday 19th May 2015, at Edgbaston cricket ground in Birmingham.
New Publication Highlights Community Benefit from Address Data
GeoPlace has published an ebook demonstrating the vital role that address and street data plays within communities.
40 million addresses
GeoPlace is responsible for managing the definitive index of addresses and streets for Great Britain.
GeoPlace Staff Ascend Great Heights For MapAction
On 18th and 19th July, eight GeoPlace staff undertook a testing trial to face the Three Peaks Challenge, climbing the highest mountains in Scotland, England and...
GeoPlace Maintains ISO Quality and Information Security Accreditations
GeoPlace is accredited to two internationally recognised ISO standards which have been applied to the whole business; ISO27001 Information Security and ISO9001 ...
Councils use common sense to collect Council Tax
The Department of Communities and Local Government stated on 3 July that 'Council Tax collection rates remain high but councils failed to collect £2.
Linked data in Barnsley â creating a case for troubled families support
There are many examples across the country of ways local authorities have approached the Troubled Families programme.
Addressing the needs of troubled families in Barnsley
On 10th July, Communities Secretary, The Rt Hon Eric Pickles MP praised councils for turning around the lives of almost 53,000 troubled families in a little ove...
