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Ordnance Survey has appointed John Kimmance as Managing Director of the National Mapping Services business unit.

Ordnance Survey (OS) has launched a new geospatial data platform to transform the way people access and innovate with location data.

HM Land Registry (HMLR) and Registers of Scotland (RoS) are set to share their coveted INSPIRE spatial polygon datasets under new, less restricted terms from 1 July 2020.

There has been an increase in demand for OS Custom Made maps as people of Great Britain explore locally during lockdown.

As government restrictions ease around COVID-19, it can be confusing to know what you can and can't do outdoors and where you can now go safely in the UK.

The popular greenspace layer in OS Maps has been updated to include over 60,000 features to help people GetOutside.

The UN Statistics Division and Ordnance Survey invite you to join a series of three online high-level forum events.

Ordnance Survey has entered a contract to work with the Dubai Government in developing its geospatial capabilities.

The first collective geospatial agreement for Great Britain allowing the public sector from England, Wales and Scotland to access Ordnance Survey (OS) geospatial data and expertise has been achieved.

People of Great Britain have been busy planning outdoor adventures for when lockdown is lifted and has been discovering local greenspaces and trails for their hourly exercise.

Ordnance Survey has appointed a new MD to drive its commercial strategy in both the UK and international markets.

Great Britain’s mapping agency held more than 90 fundraising events to raise vital funds for the local charity's emergency and trauma unit appeal.

Six start-ups using location, land and property data in their products and services have been accepted onto the Geovation Accelerator Programme.

The outdoor industry and a group of experts and celebrities have joined forces to deliver an online package that supports physical and mental wellbeing during this period of lockdown.

Geography pupils’ education during the coronavirus crisis has been given a huge boost.

A new Public Sector Geospatial Agreement (PSGA) is set to benefit the public sector, businesses, developers and academia.

We’re working to support our customers as they respond to Covid-19.

Ordnance Survey (OS) has published eight road maps to keep pace with the growth of roads in Great Britain.

The National Geographic Database of Great Britain, maintained by Ordnance Survey (OS), is one of the largest of its kind in the world and during the past decade, it has grown to contain more than 500 million unique geographic features. Since January 2010, OS has made 360 million updates to the database. Arguably, no one knows Great Britain better than OS.

This year, Ordnance Survey (OS) is selecting its corporate charity slightly differently. As well as asking employees to nominate local charities, it is inviting charities to apply themselves.