Older data and finance documents
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Open data
Open data is about increasing transparency in government. It's also about sharing the information we hold with the wider community to build useful applications. Below is a list of datasets that Brighton & Hove City Council has opened up.
The data needs to be in open, computer readable formats that can be easily reused. You are free to use any of the data on this section of the website in a wide variety of applications. We license use in accordance with the same terms and conditions as specified by data.gov.uk.
If you build any systems or applications using the data then please let us know. We would love to hear how this data is being used.
Data
- Information and data on the population, health and wellbeing of people living in Brighton and Hove, can be found on our Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) webpages
- election turnout data from the 2007 election [CSV 3kb]
- financial data
- map based data
- education
- tourism & leisure
- housing data
Map data updates 2015
| Map data in xlsx format |
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| Polling stations (XLSX 22KB) |
Map data last updated December 2011
Council property and land
Below is a table of the map data for the areas which make up council owned property and land. This information is also available as a combined CSV or EXL file or a PDF map on our property and land page.
We've also got a range of map based data available using a Web Feature Service (WFS) client. Download the map based data list [CSV 4kb] and find out about connecting to our Web Feature Service client [PDF 244kb]
Download the postcode lookup table data [MS Excel 5.94MB] for Brighton & Hove. This contains all live and terminated postcodes for the Brighton & Hove area as well as deprivation data from the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2007.
Education
Download the School_Admissions_Dataset_v1 [MS Excel 485KB]
We have built this dataset with developers in mind and hope we have provided a data structure that works for you! We have built this data rapidly, mining pdf files and manually transferring information. We have done our best to ensure accuracy, but acknowledge there are some gaps in the data and almost certainly a need to refine our explanations and make the dataset easier to understand.
You can also download our Brighton & Hove school open data guide [PDF 40KB]
Tourism & leisure
Visitor numbers from April 2011 to October 2012 [CSV 54kb]. This includes data for the Royal Pavilion, Preston Manor, Brighton Museum, Hove Museum and Booth Museum.
Brighton & Hove museums have made many of their images available to all, and you can access a lot of the data about their collections online. Take a look at the museums collection data and images page for more information.