Open data is part of Councils being more open and transparent; about sharing certain non-personal information and datasets and making them freely available for everyone to use as they wish, without restrictions from copyright, patents or other controls.
The idea of open data is outlined in the government's Open data White Paper (June 2012).
Open data published by the Council is open to use, you do not have to apply for permission, on the condition that you adhere to the terms of the Open Government License for public sector information
The data contained on this website is in open and readable formats that can be easily re-used: where appropriate it is formatted according to a specific schema.
Open data can be used to create information, publications, systems and applications that are both useful and innovative and are of benefit to the wider community.
Please note that we reserve the right to change the format and nature of the data that we publish.
Our open data is published under one of three directives:
- Local open data incentive scheme (LGA)
- Local government transparency code 2015
- European Directive 2007/2/EC Inspire
Data North Yorkshire
Craven District Council is part of Data North Yorkshire, a partnership of local authorities and organisations to become more open with their data.On the Data North Yorkshire website you can query our open data alongside that of other councils, with on-screen previews and API interfaces available.
Data.gov.uk
Craven District Council publishes a number of spatial datasets on data,gov.uk
Our Datasets
Expenses for officers and councillors
Details of officer and councillor expense claims exceeding £500 per month. The legislation requires data to be published quarterly. Where no data is published in a particular quarter there was no spend exceeding £500 to publish.
Expenses Datasets
- Officer_and_Member_Expenses__April_17_to_June_17.csv.csv
- Officer_and_Member_Expenses__April_17_to_June_17.pdf.pdf
- Officer_and_Member_Expenses__April_17_to_June_17.xls.xlsx
- Officer and Member Expenses Oct to Dec 2017.pdf
- Officer and Member Expenses Oct to Dec 2017.xlsx
- Officer and Member Expenses Oct to Dec 2017.csv
Gender Pay Gap report
Download the Gender Pay Gap Analysis report 2018
Download the Gender Pay Gap Analysis report 2019
Download the Gender Pay Gap Analysis report 2020
Grants to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations
Details of grants to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations
Premises licenses
Download Craven District Council list of premises licenses
Public toilets
Download Craven District Council list of public toilets
Council land and building assets
Download Craven District Council land and building assets
Parking Account
Details of income and expenditure on the authority's parking account under Section 55 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
Parking income datasets
- Craven DC Parking Account 18_19.pdf
- Craven DC Parking Account 18_19.xlsx
- Craven DC Parking Account 19_20.pdf
Parking spaces in Craven
Details of off-road parking spaces in the Craven district
Section 106 agreements
Planning obligations under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) are commonly known as ‘Section 106 Agreements’, and are a means by which developers contribute to mitigate the impact of a particular development that would otherwise be unacceptable. They are often referred to as ‘developer contributions’.
Planning obligations are often used to secure affordable housing, to specify the type of this housing, and to provide improvements in infrastructure. They can also be used to restrict a particular development, provide certain amenities, specify that land is to be used in a particular way, or require monies to be paid to the Council.
Because the Council receives a number of enquiries about Section 106, the Council has decided to publish details of the current agreements on our website, and this information will be updated periodically.
Download S106 Receipts & Distribution Analysis 2009 - 2019 (.xlsx)
Download S106 Receipts & Distribution Analysis 2009 - 2020.pdf
Infrastructure Funding Statement
The Infrastructure Funding Statement (IFS) is an annual report which provides a summary of the financial and non-financial developer contributions relating to Section 106 Legal Agreements (S106), which are used to provide infrastructure to support development and mitigate its impacts.
The IFS includes information on the contributions required and received, and how financial payments have been used for the financial year.
Craven District Council, as the Local Planning Authority are required to produce and publish a IFS by the end of December each year to report on the previous financial year.
The 2020 infrastructure funding statement covering the period 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020 is available to view.