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Release date: 20 December 2010
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The new coding and naming policy includes a change from the existing 3-digit local authority (previously LEA) code to a new 9-digit code. This publication lists all of the local authorities with the responsibility for providing education in England and includes both new and old codes.
The ONS has advised that the new codes should be used in all exchanges of statistics and published outputs that normally include codes. DfE has no firm proposals to apply the new codes to school numbering, UPRNs, data collections or data transfers with local authorities.
The new codes are made up of two parts within the format ANNNNNNNN. The first three characters (ANN) represent the area entity (i.e. an area ‘type’, such as ‘county’), with the first alpha value representing the country within which the entity lies. The second part of the code comprises six number characters (NNNNNN) and this represents the specific area instance (e.g. Hampshire).
Further information regarding the coding and naming policy for statistical geographies can be found on the http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/geography/geographic-policy/coding-and-naming-for-statistical-geographies/index.html">ONS website.
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Codes issued and validated for Spring 2025, by LA/Region/National, by age of child and by whether the code was newly issued or had been eligible in a previous term.
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Identifiers for local authorities of various types in England, with links to other coding schemes and links to the areas the authorities are responsible for.
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Local authority level data on codes validated and issued - used to create the map in the publication.
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A lookup table listing each local authority in England and Wales, the region it is located within, its local authority code and region code.
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Notes on Local Authority Housing Statistics (LAHS) open data
These datafiles contain the underlying data used to create the main LAHS tables and reflect the latest revisions to historical LAHS data. There will therefore be some minor discrepancies when compared to individual historical publications of LAHS tables.
LAHS questions are represented in this open data file by the question codes as recorded in the latest form (the 2023-24 return). This may differ from the code they were originally assigned, but the aim is to facilitate a time series analysis. Variables that have been discontinued are usually not included in this file, with only a few exceptions where they provide information that helps understand other data.
A data dictionary for this open data can be found in the accessible Open Document Spreadsheet file.<
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This file contains the names and codes for local authority districts (LAD) in England and Wales as at Census day 1991 (21 April). (File Size 11KB).REST URL of Feature Access Service – https://services1.arcgis.com/ESMARspQHYMw9BZ9/arcgis/rest/services/LAD_April_1991_Names_and_Codes_in_England_and_Wales_2022/FeatureServer
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This file contains the names and codes for Census merged local authority districts in England as at April 2023 (File size 16KBField Names - CMLAD23CD, CMLAD23NMField Types - Text, TextField Lengths - 9, 25
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This zip file contains the Code History Database for the United Kingdom as at May 2023. To download the zip file click the Download button.File includes updates to:• Updates in England to: Civil Parishes (E04), Electoral Wards/Divisions (E05), Unitary Authorities (E06), Non-metropolitan districts (E07), Counties (E10), National Parks (E26), Registration Districts (E28), Registration Sub-districts (E29), Sub Integrated Care Board Locations (E38), Non-Civil Parished Areas (E43), Local Resilience Forums (E48), Integrated Care Boards (E54), County Electoral Divisions (E58)• New Entities introduced: Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (E62), England Non-National Park Area (E65), Grouped Local Authority Districts (Parishes) (E66), Census Merged Local Authority Districts 2021 ((E67), Grouped Local Tier Local Authorities (E68) Non-Standard Geography Categories (K99)• Updates in Northern Ireland to: Small Areas (N00)• New Entities introduced: Data Zones (N20), Super Data Zones (N21) • Updates in Scotland to: National Parks (S21)• Updates in Wales to: National Parks (W18)• New Entities introduced: Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (W44), Grouped Local Authority Districts (Parishes) (W46), Grouped Lower Tier Local Authorities (W47)(File Size - 50 MB)
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The original dataset was downloaded from ONS. Since the dataset was too large for most use cases (129.4MB) due to the level of detail, it was simplified with https://mapshaper.org/ using the default method (Visvalingam / weighted area) with 'prevent shape removal' enabled. The simplification was set to 1.4%, followed by intersection repair and export back to geojson. The shape coordinates were originally in British National Grid (BNG) format, which had to be converted to WGS84 (latitude and longitude) format. Finally, the coordinates were rounded to 6 decimal places, resulting in a file containing 2.2MB of uncompressed data with a sensible level of detail. The individual country data were extracted, based on the LAD21CD property, to create the additional files.
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E07000112 - Shepway renamed to Folkestone and HytheS12000015 - Fife - code changed due to boundary change - now S12000047S12000024 - Perth and Kinross - code changed due to boundary change - now S12000048Field Names - LAD18CD, LAD18NM, LAD18NMWField Types - Text, Text, Text Field Lengths - 9, 36, 24
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Region: England
Release date: 20 December 2010
Coverage status: Final
Publication status: Published
The new coding and naming policy includes a change from the existing 3-digit local authority (previously LEA) code to a new 9-digit code. This publication lists all of the local authorities with the responsibility for providing education in England and includes both new and old codes.
The ONS has advised that the new codes should be used in all exchanges of statistics and published outputs that normally include codes. DfE has no firm proposals to apply the new codes to school numbering, UPRNs, data collections or data transfers with local authorities.
The new codes are made up of two parts within the format ANNNNNNNN. The first three characters (ANN) represent the area entity (i.e. an area ‘type’, such as ‘county’), with the first alpha value representing the country within which the entity lies. The second part of the code comprises six number characters (NNNNNN) and this represents the specific area instance (e.g. Hampshire).
Further information regarding the coding and naming policy for statistical geographies can be found on the http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/guide-method/geography/geographic-policy/coding-and-naming-for-statistical-geographies/index.html">ONS website.
Andrew Thomson
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