Dataset showing land and property in the ownership of Sheffield City Council (SCC).

The land and property parcels included in this dataset may be subject, in whole, or part, to third party interests, for example, Tenancies, Leases, Legal Easements etc.

The accuracy of this dataset cannot be fully guaranteed and is subject to change. It is to be viewed only as an indication of ownership. The current dataset has not been updated for approximately 1 year.Last update date shown here relates to metadata not the data itself. Data is updated live.Created with reference to Ordnance Survey data. Available under the terms of the Open Government Licence (OGL)

March 2025

Cycle routes, parking and cycling shops in Sheffield, plus other transport related information. Shapefiles suitable for GIS applications. Sheffield City Council dataset created using derived data from the Ordnance Survey. Contains OS data © Crown copyright [and database right] 2016

We are working on a new draft Sheffield Local Plan that will guide the future of the city by setting out how and where development will take place up to 2039. We are calling it the ‘Sheffield Plan’ and, once it has been adopted, it will replace the Sheffield Core Strategy (2009) and ‘saved’ policies in the Sheffield Unitary Development Plan (1998). Refer to Adopted Sheffield Local Plan for more information about the Core Strategy and Unitary Development Plan.The Draft Sheffield Plan, together with amendments proposed by the City Council, was approved by the Council for submission to the Government on 6 September 2023.The Draft Plan was submitted on 6 October 2023.The next stage will be a Public Examination conducted by independent, Government-appointed Planning Inspectors. More information is available on the Sheffield Plan Examination webpage.

By downloading this data you agree to be bound by the terms of the INSPIRE End User License.Landscape character assessments seek to identify the features and elements of landscape areas that contribute tocreating their distinct character and that make them different to neighbouring areas.This LCA seeks to identify the main character areas and types within the Sheffield Green Belt Area.Created following site assessments by landscape officers. Areas digitised against OS Master Map

The geographical extent of the Sheffield Clean Air Zone.Data released under the Open Government License.The City Council has a statutory duty to manage local air quality in Sheffield under the Environment Act 1995. To help to achieve this a Clean Air Zone will start from early 2023. This is a class C chargeable zone for the most polluting large goods vehicles, vans, buses and taxi’s that drive within the inner ring road and city centre. Private cars and motorbikes will not be charged.The boundary data supplied defines the proposed extents of this class C charging zone. The boundary may be subject to some minor changes in the future to account for currently unknown construction restrictions. This dataset will be updated regularly to reflect any such minor amendments.