Versioning our standards
Read about why and how we have added versioning to our specifications and dataset definitions.
Read about why and how we have added versioning to our specifications and dataset definitions.
*A talk Paul Downey gave to the new planning data team.
Watch our video about the work the Digital Land team are doing to improve access to land and housing data.
Euan talks about his first week in MHCLG Digital, and reflects on how digital is transforming the built environment sector.
Unique property identifiers will be available as open data under the Open Government Licence from July 2020.
Read about the user research and policy work to resume publishing EPC data on Open Data Communities.
The Digital Land team was represented at this year’s FUTURE: PropTech event to engage with and learn from innovators in the housing and planning sector.
mySociety is working with MHCLG on a Discovery and Alpha project to research, prototype, and test ways to make data around planning applications more open, accessible, sustainable, and trustworthy.
mySociety is working with MHCLG on a Discovery and Alpha project to research, prototype, and test ways to make data around planning applications more open, accessible, sustainable, and trustworthy.
mySociety is working with MHCLG on a Discovery and Alpha project to research, prototype, and test ways to make data around planning applications more open, accessible, sustainable, and trustworthy.
What we’ve been up to this sprint, including: talking to stakeholders, learning about similar projects that have been done, and holding our second round of user research interviews. Coming up next: more interviews; Alpha project phase plan
What we’ve been up to this sprint, including: Kicking off the project, creating a roadmap, and holding our first batch of user research interviews. Coming up next: more interviews, and an adjusted model of the planning submissions process.
The Digital Land team at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) is working to make it easier for people to find, access and trust the data underlying England’s housing market.
Based on our learnings from discovery, this is the first in a series of blog posts that explains the points of friction that our users face when trying to use housing data.
How we’re working with planning policy people, local authorities and suppliers to evolve minimal data standards for Section 106 agreements and Viability assessments.
Our approach for user research during the discovery phase.