Lookup table and geodata for the constituencies that will exist after July 4th 2024.
This merges the geodata from the four boundary commissions and adds a consistent set of headings.
We have the GSS codes and also a unique-in-time ID based on on [Rae and Brown's 3 letter codes](http://www.statsmapsnpix.com/2023/07/a-new-uk-constituency-hex-map.html).
Not all GSS codes have changed from the previous constituencies.
Note: 2025 in file names results from the previous uncertainty about the election - where 2025 was the last time it might have been called.
This includes all the documents we’ve found including Climate Action Plans, Climate strategies, pre plans etc. As well as the PDFs, or HTML pages, of the plans, this includes a CSV file (plans.csv) with details and sources for all the included files, along with information like GSS codes to enable linking to other data.
Data behind a blog post on how the EU Referendum affected requests made through WhatDoTheyKnow, available at https://www.mysociety.org/2016/10/19/what-do-we-know-about-the-eu-referendum.
Data release to accompany 2019 research report Freedom of Information in Local Government. These csvs contain the collective information obtained via FOI (on WhatDoTheyKnow.com) on FOI statistics and administration of local authorities in the UK. Each entry has a link to the relevant FOI - where examining individual examples it's best to refer back to the original FOI in case of transcription errors.
Convert UK postcodes and geographical coordinates to administrative areas.
MapIt API access starts at £20/mth, and is free for low-volume non-profit use.
Mapumental shows public transport travel times, from or to a chosen postcode, on a timebanded map. These can be embedded in websites, apps or online tools, or used for internal research purposes.
XML files containing debates in the main chambers (from 1918) and in Westminster Hall from the start of the 2001 parliament (Commons) or 1999 reform (Lords). Speeches and the speaker are labelled with unique identifiers, as are divisions and how each MP or Lord voted.
Data on the responsiveness rate of MPs to messages sent via WriteToThem, based on responses to our two-week followup survey.
For more, see https://www.writetothem.com/stats.