Fife Council has their boundaries available here:
https://data.gov.uk/dataset/fife-community-council-boundaries - but the
licence information says "none" so probably need to get them to release
it under a proper licence?
On 27/05/2018 11:55, Colin Smale wrote:
Hi Saoirse,
As far as I have b
Hi Saoirse,
As far as I have been able to ascertain, the Scottish Government
delegated the delineation of the community areas to the councils, and
each council seems to have their own policy about open data.
In the case of Edinburgh, it looks like they require an attribution:
"This information
Hi, thanks for all the responses. I have started mapping community councils
in Edinburgh. This link is useful for anyone else planning to do so:
http://socprojects.napier.ac.uk/is/Edinburgh/
I will hold off on adding area committees for now. As far as I can tell
they often coincide with community
Scottish Communities are equivalent to Civil Parishes in England, but
with much fewer powers. The whole of Scotland has been divided into
Communities - there are no "unparished areas" like there are in England.
However, relatively few Communities actually have a Council. In terms of
administrative
Adding such things tends to be down to local mappers. The best source for
accurate boundaries is OS Open Data Boundary Line: this needs a little
experience to process well, but IIRC JOSM handles it reasonably well.
I don't think area committees, at least in Argyll & Bute, have anything
like the sa
Hi, this is my first post on this forum.
My question is: is there any reason why community councils in Scotland are
not mapped? I ask because I do a lot of mapping in Angus, and I was
planning to map the community councils for Angus council area, but I wanted
to check first. These community counci
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