Case studies

Newark and Sherwood District Council has used OS data to enable confident decision-making for public benefit.

Slough Borough Council has used OS data to map public transport accessibility. Gaining a clearer picture means the council are now able to more effectively target interventions – to improve accessibility, and make public transport more inclusive throughout Slough.

Three Rivers District Council is on a mission to protect and enhance the local nature reserve – Rickmansworth Aquadrome. The nature reserve includes two large lakes, woodland, and open grassland, and is home to a wide range of wildlife.

The council’s priorities for the project...

NatureScot, Scotland’s nature agency, has developed a new digital tool for farmers to assess the environmental value of their land. NatureScot’s tool, Farm Biodiversity Scotland, known as FarmBioScot, is being tested by farmers and crofters – allowing them to map habitats, asses...

Crown Estate Scotland manages rural estates — covering over 35,000 hectares of tenanted land, built assets, and infrastructure. Land use includes forests, historic buildings, farms, and more.

NatureScot is Scotland’s nature agency, working to improve the natural environment (such as biodiversity, geodiversity, and the natural elements of land and seascapes). NatureScot has used OS MasterMap data to create a Natural Capital Tool, enabling people to put nature at the heart of deci...

Keep Wales Tidy is a charity that has been developing a brand-new litter data methodology, taking pride in improving public spaces across Wales and protecting the environment now and for the future.

The Women’s Network at Redbridge London Borough Council wanted mapping highlighting the safest routes for them to take during winter darkness.

Slough Borough Council is on a mission to increase coverage of electric vehicle (EV) charging locations.