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To mark 230 years of OS, we've created an ESRI ArcGIS StoryMap that looks back at our history and our mapping through the centuries.

To mark International Women in Engineering Day and to introduce you to the amazing people within OS, find out more about Jean Martin.

To celebrate International Women in Engineering Day and as part of our series to introduce you to the brilliant people within OS, meet Claire Birnie.

We're recruiting for multiple Java Software Engineers! As a Software Engineer herself, Hannah Deakin tells us about the role and her OS experience.

Slow Way's Chief Technologist Darren Moore shares an update on the Slow Ways launch in this guest blog.

Find out about 5 popular premium data products available for the public sector from 2 June 2021.

Learn how our data, services and experts are supporting customers and partners, across both business and government.

As part of our #OSDeveloper blog series, Geovation cohort SearchLand tells us how they are using our data to make property companies data-driven.

As the new Head of Mobile Games in our consumer team, Mike Hawkyard gives us a glimpse into his big plans for OS.

Located near one of the UK's busiest fishing ports, you'll find the Newlyn Tidal Observatory – the home of mean sea level for mainland Great Britain.

2021 marks 85 years since the trig pillar was first used to map Great Britain, so we're celebrating the anniversary with some trig trivia!

Using OS data, The University of Glasgow is using missing GPS signals as part of a project to explore new techniques to build 3D maps of cities.