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How Ordnance Survey will be supporting the new Land Use Framework for England
Putting geospatial data in the hands of those who need it to make smarter, more informed decisions about land use.
Ordnance Survey puts a new development name on the map – in memory of a fallen soldier
Adrian Sheldon View is now on the map of Kirkby, in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, with the help of Adrian's mother.
NUAR Notification of Works functionality now live
The latest developments of a Notification of Works capability for the National Underground Asset Register.
The next phase in NUAR’s development is here
NUAR has entered the latest important phase, moving into 'public beta' on the journey to being operational by end of 2025 and it will include Openreach data.
A helping hand for London’s cabbies
Learn more about how OS data is underpinning a new and innovative mapping app for London Taxi drivers.
Ordnance Survey supports launch of open geospatial data in Scotland
Improvement Service in Scotland, supported by Ordnance Survey, has launched open access to their Spatial Hub, a local government data resource covering the whole of Scotland.
Two teachers recognised with OS Award
Both teachers received awards for excellence in geography education at secondary level.
Historic England – staying up-to-date with history
Historic England's new aerial photo explorer made possible thanks to the OS Data Hub.
OS awarded environmental management system certification
Ordnance Survey certified by the British Standards Institution for the quality of its International Standards Organisation (ISO) 14001 Environmental Management System.