This statistical release presents summary statistics showing how different land uses are distributed across England. Land uses are classified across 28 land use categories, aggregated into 13 different groups and split between developed and non-developed land use types. Statistics on land uses within the Green Belt and within areas at risk of flooding are also provided.

For more information about the data and methodology see the accompanying technical notes document. Users can comment by emailing planning.statistics@levellingup.gov.uk.

This statistical release presents summary statistics showing how different land uses are distributed across England. Land uses are classified across 28 land use categories, aggregated into 13 different groups and split between developed and non-developed land use types. Statistics on land uses within the Green Belt and within areas at risk of flooding are also provided.

For more information about the data and methodology see the accompanying technical notes document. Users can comment by emailing planning.statistics@levellingup.gov.uk.

This statistical release presents summary statistics showing how different land uses are distributed across England. Land uses are classified across 28 land use categories, aggregated into 13 different groups and split between developed and non-developed land use types. Statistics on land uses within the Green Belt and within areas at risk of flooding are also provided.

For more information about the data and methodology see the accompanying technical notes document. Users can comment by emailing planning.statistics@levellingup.gov.uk.

This statistical release presents summary statistics showing how different land uses are distributed across England.

This statistical release presents summary statistics showing how different land uses are distributed across England. Land uses are classified across 28 land use categories, aggregated into 13 different groups and split between developed and non-developed land use types. Statistics on land uses within the Green Belt and within areas at risk of flooding are also provided.

Date of next release: We are currently considering the best timing and frequency for future editions of the Official Statistics on Land Use in England. One of the key factors in this decision will be the data collection methodology Ordnance Survey uses to produce the data products we use to produce the statistics, but we would also welcome views from users on this and any other aspect of the statistics.

For more information about the data and methodology see the accompanying technical notes document. Users can comment by emailing planning.statistics@communities.gov.uk.