Spotted this today and thought it would be interesting from an OSM perspective:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/an-open-national-address-gazetteer
There have been long standing calls for the government to treat
address data as a national asset that is free to use and re-use.
People
Interesting, and a big document.
Just loved this example on the last page: GRIAMACHARRY, KINBRACE, KW11
6UB, the place furthest from its postcode centroid (8 km)
Yesterday, the Scottish Affairs Select Committee took evidence relating to
Land Reform: but there was plenty of interesting and
Nice to see the recommendation. I guess from an OSM point of view, one
of the most important responses to make would be to ensure that the
basic free product is truly OGL, free of any more restricted content
(e.g. OSOGL) that could hold back beneficial uses of the data?
Dan
2014-02-13 13:35
Dan S wrote:
Nice to see the recommendation. I guess from an OSM point of view, one
of the most important responses to make would be to ensure that the
basic free product is truly OGL, free of any more restricted content
(e.g. OSOGL) that could hold back beneficial uses of the data?
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