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Open datasets published by the council

Below are all the open datasets that we publish in accordance with the Local Government Transparency Code. All the datasets in this section can be re-used in accordance with the Open Government Licence.

Other datasets are available through the Publication Scheme, and where possible, we make our data available in a format that allows you to re-use it. Our Access to Information Policy  [PDF, 1Mb] provides further detail on re-use of information.

A ‘Dataset’ means a collection of source data (usually presented in a table) in an electronic form where the majority of the data has been obtained to provide us with intelligence on services and/or functions. Datasets generally include raw, original data, with no analysis or interpretation other than relevant calculations. Usually there is no explanatory or comparative data. This would be published alongside the dataset if necessary.

Expenditure exceeding £500 and Government procurement cards

Details of each individual item of expenditure that exceeds £500 and details of every transaction on a Government Procurement Card.

North Lincolnshire Council does not own Government Procurement Cards but publishes transactions on all corporate credit cards and charge cards on a quarterly basis.

See our Supplier Payments page for the latest and historical data for both expenditure exceeding £250 and details of payments made to suppliers using purchase cards.

Procurement information and waste contracts

Details of every invitation to tender for contracts to provide goods and/or services with a value that exceeds £5000 can be found on the YORtender website.

Details of invitations to tender for similar contracts with a value exceeding £25,000 can also be found on Find a Tender website.

Existing contracts can be viewed and filtered on the YORtender Contracts Store. Contracts awarded after 1 January 2021 and with a whole life value exceeding £25,000 can also be viewed on the Contracts Finder website.

Council land and property

Dataset detailing all of the land and buildings assets.

Local authority land [xlsx, 270Kb]

Fraud

Fraud dataset detailing information about the counter fraud work.  The council can instigate their fraud powers several times during an individual investigation. For example the council may request credit data followed by bank data. Therefore the number of occasions the council uses the powers could be higher than the number of investigations conducted.

From 2 November 2015 fraud investigation has been undertaken on a shared service basis with North East Lincolnshire Council, and the data from this point includes both council tax reduction fraud and all other frauds.

For more information see our Counter Fraud Strategy and Reporting Fraud page.

Dataset

  • Fraud 2022/23 – produced September 2023 CSV
  • Fraud 2021/22 – produced September 2022  CSV
  • Fraud 2020/21 – produced September 2021  CSV
  • Fraud 2019/20 – produced September 2020 CSV
  • Fraud 2018/19 – produced September 2019 CSV
  • Fraud 2017/18 – produced September 2018 CSV

Grants to community, voluntary and social enterprise organisations

Details of all grants to voluntary, community and social community and social enterprise organisations.

Dataset

  • Grants 2022/2023 – produced April 2024 – CSV
  • Grants 2022/2023 – produced October 2023 – CSV
  • Grants 2021/2022 – produced October 2023 – CSV
  • Grants 2020/2021 – produced October 2023 – CSV
  • Grants 2019/2020 – produced October 2023 – CSV
  • Grants 2018/2019 – produced October 2023 – CSV
  • Grants 2017/2018 – produced October 2023 – CSV

Organisation structure, senior salaries and pay multiple

Dataset – pay multiple

  • Pay multiple (Chief Officer Pay) [PDF, 438Kb] – The pay multiple is covered in section 5.3 on page three.

Dataset – organisational structure

  • Organisational structure 2022/23 – produced 5 May 2023 – CSV
  • Organisational structure 2021/22 – produced 5 May 2022 – CSV
  • Organisational structure 2020/21 – produced 27 May 2021 – CSV
  • Organisational structure 2019/20 – produced 4 May 2020 – CSV
  • Organisational structure 2018/19 – produced 18 April 2019 – CSV
  • Organisational structure 2017/18 – produced 18 April 2018 – CSV

Dataset – senior salaries

  • Senior salaries 2022/23 – produced 30 May 2023 CSV
  • Senior salaries 2021/22 -produced 28 July 2022 CSV
  • Senior salaries 2020/21 – produced 1 July 2021 CSV
  • Senior salaries 2019/20 -produced 3 July 2020 CSV
  • Senior salaries 2018/19 – produced 3 June 2019 – CSV
  • Senior salaries 2017/18 – produced 22 August 2018 – CSV

Dataset – senior salary brackets

  • Senior brackets 2022/23 – produced 30 May 2023 CSV
  • Senior brackets 2021/22 – produced 28 July 2022  CSV
  • Senior brackets 2020/21 – produced 1 July 2021 CSV
  • Senior brackets 2019/20 – produced 3 July 2020 CSV
  • Senior brackets 2018/19 – produced 3 June 2019 – CSV
  • Senior brackets 2017/18 – produced 22 August 2018 – CSV

Trade Union facility time

Dataset

  • Trade Union facility time 2022/23 – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2021/22 –  CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2020/21 – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2019/20 – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2018/19 – CSV 
  • Trade Union facility time 2017/18 –  CSV

We also publish trade union data in line with the Trade Union (Facility Time Publication Requirements) Regulations 2017. This data is published annually in July.

  • Trade Union facility time 2022/23 (central function) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2022/23 (education sector) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2021/22 (central function) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2021/22 (education sector) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2020/21 (central function) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2020/21 (education sector) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2019/20 (central function) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2019/20 (education sector) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2018/19 (central function) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2018/19 (education sector) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2017/18 (central function) – CSV
  • Trade Union facility time 2017/18 (education sector) – CSV

Parking account and parking spaces

Datasets providing a breakdown of income and expenditure on the authorities parking account and the number of marked out controlled on and off-street parking spaces within their area.

Any surplus remaining in the parking account is transferred into another account for projects to be used as per the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984.  As this surplus is placed into a central pot, specific breakdowns cannot be provided.

For further information about off-street parking please see our Parking page.

Dataset

On-street controlled parking spaces –  CSV (October 2023)
Off-street controlled parking spaces – CSV (October 2023)

Parking revenue 2022 – 2023 – CSV (produced April 2023)
Parking revenue 2021 – 2022 – CSV (produced April 2022)
Parking revenue 2020 – 2021 – CSV (produced April 2021)
Parking revenue 2019 – 2020 – CSV (produced April 2020)
Parking revenue 2018 – 2019 – CSV (produced April 2019)
Parking revenue 2017 – 2018 – CSV (produced April 2018)

Constitution

Councils are already required to make their Constitution available for inspection at their offices under section 9P of the Local Government Act 2000. Under the Local Government Transparency Code the Constitution also needs to be published.

For more information please see our Council Constitution page.

Since 2007, North Lincolnshire Council transferred its housing stock over to Ongo. Therefore we do not have any data to publish.

Planning

The following datasets show the locations and details of tree preservation orders, article 4’s, conservation areas and listed buildings within North Lincolnshire.

Tree preservation order zones – geojson/csv

Tree preservation order individual – geojson

Article 4 – geojson/csv

Conservation areas – geojson/csv

Listed buildings – geojson

Open data

The data we hold is made freely available to allow re-use by the public whenever possible. The aim for the Open Data Initiative is to:

  • make non-personal data open so that it can be turned into useful applications
  • support transparency and accountability
  • make sharing data between public sector partners more efficient.

Any of the datasets published in the open data section can be re-used. For example to create apps or link directly to your website. Any re-use of the data sets must be in accordance with the Open Government Licence that explains what you can and cannot do with the data.

Datasets contained in the Publication Scheme may be subject to different re-use licences.

Contact

informationgovernanceteam@northlincs.gov.uk

01724 296224