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08 February 2010 UK government website containing open government data for other people to re-use.

This is only about non-personal, non-sensitive data – such as a list of schools, crime rates or the performance of your council. Data.gov.uk uses a search engine to offer several ways of finding the data you want. You can view all the datasets to see everything that is currently available, or search by keyword, category or department / agency. Each dataset provides guidance on accessing its data. You can also browse datasets by public body, by nation, a-z listing, as well as subject tags...

 

 

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