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The Government is aiming to increase the number of local journeys being walked, wheeled or cycled by 2030.

The historic alignment of the three norths - true, magnetic, and grid north - is set to leave England three years after they combined, and not return for hundreds of years.

The new dataset will enable evidence-based decisions which will protect and monitor the nation's evolving coastlines.

The new cohort drives transformation in planning, housing, biodiversity and transport.

OS is looking for a charity it can join forces with to tackle issues around digital exclusion in education.

The new data will support safe walking and cycling routes to important services such as hospitals, train stations and schools.

The launch of the National Highways Network Model marks the start of a strategic partnership with Ordnance Survey.

Ordnance Survey’s new glossy picture book Outstanding Walks Lake District is packed with a treasure trove of walks and must-see places to visit.