| Concept name | Synonym | Concept Definition | Sentences that are necessary to
uniquely define the concept (d) Sentences that provide additional information about the concept |
is a kind of | Has Regional Synonym | Has Annotation Property | Struct Sentences Last Modified | Struct Sentences Modified By | |
| Administrative unit | Post-LGR administrative unit | An unit of administration. | An Administrative unit has a
Footprint. An administrative unit has synonym Post LGR administrative unit |
Agentive Social Object/ Society [DOLCE] | 01/02/2007 | KK | |||
| Nation State | State | An Administrative unit. | A Nation State contains a
Country (in UK) A Nation State Has synonym State. |
Administrative unit | 01/02/2007 | KK | |||
| Country (in UK) | An Administrative unit. | A Country (in UK) is contained
in a Nation State. A Country (in UK) contains Government Office region. |
Administrative unit | 01/02/2007 | KK | ||||
| Country | A country is either a Nation State (Great Britain) or a Country (in UK) (England, Scotland and Wales). [10] | A Country is equivalent either a Nation State or a Country (in UK). | 01/02/2007 | KK | |||||
| Government office region | A formal administrative unit. [10] Areas in England for which regional Government offices (GORs) are responsible; adopted in 1996 as the Government’s statistical regions [11] | A Government office region is a
Kind of administrative unit. A Government office region is contained in a Country (in UK) A Government office region contains a Metropolitan district, a County or a Unitary authority or a London Borough or a Quasi unitary authority. A Government office region Has abbreviation GOR. A Government office region Has a GOR Code. |
Formal administrative unit | 01/02/2007 | KK | ||||
| County | A formal administrative unit. [10] The higher level administrative area in a two-tier local government structure [11] All Counties in England have a county code. [10] | A County is a Kind of
Administrative unit. A County is contained in a Government office region. A County is only contained in a GOR in England A County contains a District. A County Has County code. |
Formal administrative unit | 01/02/2007 | KK | ||||
| Unitary authority | A formal post-local government reorganization (LGR) administrative unit. [10] The single-tier of local government existing in some parts of England and all of Wales and Scotland [11] Some UAs have parishes, but some do not. [10] | A Unitary authority is a Kind of
Administrative unit. A Unitary authority is contained in a Government office region. A Unitary authority contains a Parish or Nothing. A Unitary authority Has a UA code. A Unitary authority Has abbreviation UA. |
Formal administrative unit | 01/02/2007 | KK | ||||
| Quasi Unitary authority | The Isles of Scilly have their own unitary authority. [13] | A Quasi Unitary authority is a
Kind of Administrative unit. A Quasi Unitary authority is contained in a Government office region. A Quasi Unitary authority contains a Parish or Nothing. A Quasi Unitary authority Has a QUA code. A Quasi Unitary authority Has abbreviation QUA. |
Formal administrative unit | 08/02/2007 | KK | ||||
| London borough | A formal post-local government reorganization (LGR) administrative unit. [10] The single-tier of local government remaining in the former Greater London Council area outside the City of London Corporation; also described as quasi unitary authorities in this Gazetteer [11] | A London borough is a Kind of
Administrative unit. A London borough is contained in the London Government office region. A London borough Has abbreviation LB. A London borough Has District code. |
Formal administrative unit | 01/02/2007 | KK | ||||
| Metropolitan district | Metropolitan Borough | A formal post-local government
reorganization (LGR) administrative unit.
[10] The single-tier of local government remaining in the former
metropolitan county council areas; also described as quasi unitary authorities
in this Gazetteer [11] Some MDs have parishes, but some do not. [10] In 1986
the metropolitan county councils were abolished, although the county areas
are still recognised, especially for statistical purposes. The 36
metropolitan district councils were left as single-tier authorities, a status
retained to date, and accordingly have more powers than their
non-metropolitan district equivalents. |
A Metropolitan district is a
Kind of Administrative unit. A Metropolitan district is contained in a GOR. A Metropolitan district typically contains a Parish. A Metropolitan district Has abbreviation MD. A Metropolitan district Has District code. |
Formal administrative unit | 01/02/2007 | KK | |||
| District | Local Authority District, County District, Non-Metropolitan District | A formal post-local government
reorganization (LGR) administrative unit. [10] Districts forming the lower
level of local government within the two-tier local government structure
remaining in parts of England after local government reorganisation (sometimes
also referred to as ‘county district’ or ‘nonmetropolitan district’) [11] Some districts have parishes, but some do not. [10] |
A District a Kind of
Administrative unit. A District is contained in a County. A District contains a Parish or Nothing. A District Has District code. |
Formal administrative unit | 01/02/2007 | KK | |||
| Parish | A formal post-local government reorganization (LGR) administrative unit. [10] | A Parish is a Kind of
Administrative unit. A Parish is contained in a (Unitary authority, a District or a Metropolitan District or a Quasi unitary authority) A Parish Has Parish code. |
Formal administrative unit | 01/02/2007 | KK | ||||